New York, Sept. 24. week ended September compared with $1,506,000 during the previous week.
Consignments: of the white metal mixed, with Bombay participation smaller.
Liverpool was accredited with selling on balance due to the recent|the narrowing of differences and the further weakness of the stock|000, market which caused additional long y;|liquidation. Finally, the market [closed barely steady, with quotations ranging from 21 to 25 points down. ation, but a bearish interpretation of the August and renewed
the decline. At the last call-over demand was a steadying i
losses of 10 to 12 points were record-
Coming from various sources, imports of silver for the same period amounted to £128,000, of which £49,000 was brought from Japan, £36,000 from Belgium and £27,000 from Czechoslovakia, while imports for last week summed up to £40,000.—Reuter.
Wheat prices in Chicago early advanced on covering the strength of cables and evidences of a broadening of foreign demand for hard winter wheat. Later, prices eased on liquidation and the weakness of securities and other commodities. At the final bell, losses of 1% cents were registered.
The sugar market eased on commission house and European selling, advices and increased ode liquidation, the easiness of
Closing quotations were from % to 1 point down.
The silk market early ruled barely steady owing to the irregularity, of Japanese cables and the issuance of 12 notices. Latterly, prices declined further on increased. liquidation: and the action of securities, At the close quotations were 3% cents down—Reuter.
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