Oct. . 29.25 29.65 29.20 29 65
Deo. •. 29.13 29.30 28.90 29.26
Jan. 29.02 29.17 28.78 29.16
Mar. 29.02 29.18 28.7* 29.16
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UVERPOOL, Oct. »».—Cotton: Snot, |
limited demand; prices easier; good mid- i
dltng, 17.60d. fully middling. 17.50d; mid
dling. 17.42d ; low middling, lh.OOd; good
ordinary, 16.40d; ordinary, lG.lOd. Sales'
6.000 bales, including 3,600 American. He- I
celpts, 7.000 bales, no American. Futures
closed steady. October, I7.21d; Decem
ber 16.72d; January, 16.62d; March,
16.3Sd; May. 16.16d. July. 15.82d; Sep
tember. 14.62d; October (1924), 14.17d.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2J.—Spot cotton
steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot.
191 bales; to arrive. 200. Low middling,
27.38c; middling. 29.88c; good middling,
30.76c. Receipts. 6,126; Stock, 116,883.
NSW YORK, Oct. 22.—Spot ootton
steady; middling, 30.30c.
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—Cotton goods
were quiet today in first hands and prices
were Irregular in gray goods market. Most
of the trading was in small lots. Yarns
markets were quiet. Raw silk receded
aguln In the local markets, with little
trade. Burlaps were unchanged. In dress
goods the derrfcmd for bollvtas and iiSTe
coating was quiet. Some quickening was
reported In Jobbers’ stocks, where cool
weather stimulated some demand.
COTTON HEED OIL
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.—After opening
steady, cotton seed oil eased off below the
previous close under pressure from re
finers and local bears, but subsequently
advanced again In response to improve
ment In cotton and lard. Closing bids were
1 to 8 points net higher. Sales. 14,000
barrels. Prime crue, 9.50# 9.75c; prime
summer yellow spot, 12.00# 12.76c; Octo
ber closed at 12.15c; December, 10.Sic;
March, 10.95c: May. 11.10c, all bid.
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