New York, Sept. 5.
Despite lower Liverpool advices, cotton prices early moved up on good trade buying and covering. Later, some liquidation and profit taking pared values, and closing quotations ranged from 3 points up to 1 point down.
The rubber market presented a dull but steady appearance. Trade interest was small. At the close, final changes ruled from 5 points up to no change.
Wheat in Chicago continued its upward trend, improving on fu e registered Reuter.
New York Cotton New York Rubber Oct.—944-44 +03 Dec. 937-3302 Dec. 1930-30 +05 Jan. 927 N. 40 Jan. 1928 B +03 Mar. 919-19 unch, Mar. 1920 B +01 May 901-0—0] May 1910 B unch. July 881-81—01
N. Y. Sugar No.3 N. Y. Sugar No. 4
Mar. 182-8302 Dec. 072-721? unch.
May 186-87 4% Mar, 0. 55
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