Cotton Market Sags on New Orleans Decline and Wall Street Pressure
New York and New Orleans Cotton futures drift lower as July and August tumble amid light receipts and selling by Wall Street houses. Reports from New Orleans show spot cotton weak with declines. dry goods prices steady to mixed and port movement light. Weather and favorable south conditions fuel market uncertainty. several regional letters note thin exports and cautious spinners.
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Wall Street Faces Unease Amid Coal Strike Fears May 17
New York May 17 Prices fell early on fears coal strike actions may broaden. Banks showed cash loss but loan contraction boosted reserves in a week, while bond and stock counts moved irregularly. United States Steel and Colorado Fuel led declines as market watchers weighed potential disruptions against a bank statement that hinted at improving liquidity later.
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Market Report on Chicago Grain Prices May 17
Chicago grain traders closed a wavering week with modest moves. Wheat fell late with July near 74 75 cents, corn eased to around 59 cents, oats steady to lower, and hogs cash demand weak. Receipts and weather forecasts showed mixed signals for future supplies.
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