The Archive · 1939

Thursday's Closing Quotations

New York, Nov. 30.

The cotton market early advanced on trade and speculative buying, impressively higher Liverpool and Bombay cables and shorts covering. Later, prices further appreciated on foreign buying, but profit taking sales reduced gains. Finally, the market again rallied on bulls support and renewed covering, especially of October option, and closed steady, with quotations ranging from 4 to 16 points Peers in the rubber market early declined on overnight selling orders, liquidation and lower cables, but later rallied on sustained speculative support and trade and foreign buying, At the close, quotations ranged from unchanged to 10 points up.

After a steady opening, wheat prices in Chicago today advanced on a broader commission house demand. trade and foreign buying and the firmness of Winnipeg advices. At the final bell, gains of 1 to 1% cents.

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New York Rubber Oct.

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May July -n 415 2010-10 +19 /18.85-88 unc. 18.30-30 +02 1785-90 +07

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