The Archive · 1937

U.S. COMMODITIES Tuesday's Closing Quotations

New York, Nov. 16.

The cotton market early declined on Wall Street selling and hedging, whilst liquidation was absorbed by the trade, Later, the market improved substantially to finally close y, with quotations ranging from 1 to 4 points up from yesterda:

Easy conditions prevailed in the rubber market, with prices marked down, owing to commission houses selling and heavy liquidation. At the last call-over, losses from 27 to 30 points were recorded, Influenced by lower cables, Chicago wheat prices opened lower, but eventually rallied on unfavourable crop reports from the Argentine and covering by shorts, At the final bell, quotations ruled from!4 to of a cent vp.

New York Cotton New York Rubber Dec.—780-82 +02 Dec.

32-82 +01 Mar. 14: 1473-74—27 1482-82—28 801-01 +04 809-10 +02

New York Sugar No. 4 Mar Dec. Sept New York Silk 159.60 unc.

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