The Archive · 1938

Thursday's Closing Quotations

New York, Feb. 24.

The cotton market early declined on easier Liverpool and Bombay cables, hedging and realizing. Finally, the market declined further on foreign and commission house selling, liquidation and speculative selling and closed easy, with quotations ruling from.5 to 10 points down.

Prices in the rubber market to-day gradually moved into lower ground owing to a lack of support, limited business lower cables and liquidation. At the last call-over, losses of 16 to 20 points were recorded.

Wheat prices in Chicago declined on lower cables, weak foreign markets and a poor export and milling demand. At the final bell, losses of a % of a cent were registered.

New York Cotton New York Rubber 1515 B—20 17

**Not inch nickel and SEL puno none:

notes, face value Chinese $80,437,839.

Imports from and Ex Countries: Value of rts to Foreign Merchandise January 1938

January 1997

ImpotsGU. Gross Imports 798

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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