1905 general is awaiting Presidential ac- 5% tion on the Smith Bill for freezing loan stocks of wheat cotton. At the last call-over, quota- g% T's [tions ranged from unchanged to 2 points up from the previous final se Trading was quiet and featureless in the Chicago Wheat Pit, with prices early moving up moderately on a fa-yourable cash demand, but later re-3 2833333 acting on hedge-selling. tors adopted a cautious attitude, awaiting the final outcome of the Freezing Bill, At the final bell, losses from % to 34 Chartd. -Bani cent were registered.
N. Y. Cotton RIY: Sugar No. 4 Oct. Sept Bank 16.10-10 +01 165-8517 Un. Ins. Soc. of Canton Dec.
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