Light Crude oil at New York Mercantile for March 2011, delivery dropped 1.11% to $86.76 a barrel and reached the day high of $87.85 a barrel.
Consumer products at New York Mercantile for March 2011, delivery for Cocoa added +0.25% to $3,259 per metric ton, Coffee advanced +0.42% to ¢250.35 per pound, Cotton grew 2.70% to ¢172.40 per pound while Sugar increased +2.21% to ¢33.36 per pound.
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