Thursday's Closing Quotations New York, Sept. 26.
Cotton prices early advanced today on speculative buying and later further improved on commission house buying, good mill demand and favourable "spot" markets. At the close, quotations ranged from 7 to 11 points up from the previous final levels.
The market for raw rubber futures ruled quietly steady today on speculative buying and factory demand, owing to apprehension over shipping difficulties, engendered by the Japanese invasion of Indo-China. At the close, gains from 3 to 10 points were recorded.
The Chicago Wheat Pit was easier today on "spot" house selling and realising, coupled with the easiness of the corn market. At the final bell. quotations were from unchanged to a cent down.—Reuter.
New York Cotton New York Rubber Oci. 9.65-66 +07 Dec. 966-67 +07 Dec. 1921-21-03 Jan. 957 №. 408 Jan. 19.15 B 105 Mar. 956-50 108 Mar, 19.05-05—09 May 943-4 +11 18.95 B +10 July 920-20 +09
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