New York, Feb. 10.
There was no special feature to record in the cotton market, as new European developments tended to dampen trading enthusiasm. There was some buying for foreign account, which was supplied by commission house selling. At the close, quotations finished about 2 points up from Saturday's final levels.
Rubber prices continued to rule Grm, as consumers and the trade further accumulated the raw material. At the last call-over, gains from 5 to 12 points were registered, The Chicago Wheat Pit early ruled steady, but later sagged on general liquidation, influenced by good crop prospects and the cloudy European horizon. At the final bell, losses from 1 to 1% cents were recorded.
New York Cotton New York Rubber Mar.
109-59 Mar. 2002-02 ay 1037-37 May 1992-93 July 1025-25 July (N.C) Oct. 916-78 19.74 Dec. 933-2 Sept, (N.C.) Jan. 9.60 N. +08 +1955 N, 05
N. Y. Sugər No.3 N. Y. Sugar No. 4
Mar. 2.00-01 unch. Mar, 0.6815-691;—03
B/A B/A
May 2.05-06 unch. May 0.71172—03
I B/A B/A
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