New York, June 28.
The cotton market early showed a tendency to advance on good buying and covering, combined with steadier Bombay cables. However, the uncertainty prevailing over the various legislative measures now pending in Congress is restricting trading. Final quotations ranged from 4 to 12 points down.
The market for raw rubber futures was very steady. Good trade buying and an extension of factory buying advanced prices. At the close, conditions were active and strong, with quotations ruling from 1 to 3 points The Chicago Wheat Pit today was a narrow weather affair. Reports of favourable weather conditions in parts of the wheat belt brought out some liquidation and selling, while continued poor exports were a con-tributary factor to the decline. At the final bell, losses from % to cents were recorded.
New York Cotton New York Rubber July 943-43—12 July 1630-32 +02 Oct. 813213—09 Sept. 1629-23 +01 Dec. 855-55—06 Dec. 1645-43 +03 Jan. 845-43—09 B/A Mar. 833-33—06 Mar, 164949 +03
May 823-33—0t New York Sugar No. 4 New York Silk July 155-58
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