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Show WALL STREET NEW YORK, Dec. 0. Some gooo. : gains v . r. n.ade by Industrial shares parti 1 'Harly equipments, metals and 1 low priced oils In the early pari of todays to-days brief stock market session, but In a number of cases, these were ma-j t ri:.liy reduced, or wiped out on re- j ptlon of selling prcEsure and profit taking at tht close. Railroad shares r. again sluggish, public buying of Ih.u-- being almoct m-gllglble. ; ubjecl to the special influence. J such as N-ctionnl Jad. which was , pu.ihrj up 4 points on stock dividend.! expectations, and Allied Chemical, which advanced more than two points on advices of haavily lnoreafled earnings earn-ings Id November, were the most active ac-tive There was a broadening demand for ooppors on resumption of dividends by Butto and Superior. Investment 1 buying of United Statea government I issues, a number of which were quoted labovo 99 on substantial nst gains hafi la good influence on sentiment. Shorts I put out more linos In the last hour, General Klnctrte, Corn Products ana I General Asphalt being among thu iimst I conspicuous to yield to pressure, The I close was irregular. Bales approximated approxi-mated 500,000 sharos. St CAR M AJlKIvT NRW YORK, Dec. 9- The raw sugar sug-ar market was firm today and while spot Cubas were unchanged at 4 cents cost and freight, equal to 6 7 8c for centrifugal, new crops were higher There was sales of 10.000 bags of Cuban Cu-ban to an operator for first half January Jan-uary spot at 3c cost and freight, ! equal to 5.63c for centrifugal The raw sugar futures market wa firmer on covering and buying for European Eu-ropean account- Prices at one time showed advances of 6 to 9 point but they eased off partly near the close under readjustment and were finally unchanged to 8 points net higher. January showed the maximum gain December 09c; March 3.49c; May 3.68c; July 8.70o. The market for refined sugar was quiet and unchanged. Flno granulated granulat-ed 7. 107. 26c. , . . . Roflrjed futures were less active but the tone was steady with transactions of March at 7.06o and July nt 7. 10c NEW YORK. Dee. 9. Sugar futures closed steady, approximate sales 19.-000 19.-000 tone; January 3.77c; March a.sc, 1 May J 6c. July 70 |