New York, Dec. 29.
Exports of raw sugar from Cuba in 1937 showed slight increases over those during the previous year, the Lamborn Company disclosed to-The total exports from Janu: tè December 25 were 2.549.648 long tons as compared with 2,469,286 long tons in 1936. Exports to the United States alone amounted to 18726 long tons as compared with 1,573,491 ug tons the previous year—United Wednesday's Closing Quotations New York, Dec. 29, Trading in the cotton market was inactive, with prices early declining on general selling, liquidation and unfavourable Liverpool cables, Later, the market rallied partially in sympathy with securities to finally close from 7 to 11 points down from the previous final levels.
Under the influence of bearish advices f-om the East, a lower opening was witnessed in the rubber market, However, foreign offerings were quickly absorbed by consumer buying at lower levels. At the last call-over, losses from 34 to 36 points were recorded.
Chica; o wheat prices declined in sympathy with lower flour prices and the paucity of export demand. At the final bell, losses from % of a cent to 1% cents were registered.
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