New York, Dec. 2.
The cotton market early declined on lower Liverpool and Bombay cables, liquidation, profit taking and commission house selling. Later, prices further eased on foreign selling, the weakness of Wall Street and general selling. Finally, the market closed weak on renewed general selling and liquidation, with quotations ranging from 15 to 17 points down.
Prices in the rübber market opened quietly lower on unfavourable cables and ihe action of other markets, which caused liquidation and -profit taking. Later, the market further slipped on commission house selling, switching and a lack of support. Dealers were moderate buyers on the scale down. At the last. call-over, losses of 12 to 17 points were record-
Wheat prices in Chicago early lost ground on liquidation by December longs, erratic foreign advices and professional selling. Later, prices were further depressed by a weak cash market and a poor milling demand. At the final bell, losses of of a cent. were registered.
New York Cotton New York Rubber Jan. 835 №.—15. Jan. 1590 №.—15 Mar. 830-40—15Maar. 15.91-91—12 May 810-10—15 May 1591-9]—16 July 785-85—16JWy 1591-96—17 Oct. 17.53-53—17 B/A
New York Sugar No. 4 New York Silk Mar. 1.09-09% B/A Jan. 113-13—1 May 11032-1 unc.
Chicago Wheat Chicago Corn -6614—!4 May 6644—14 July
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