Cotton futures end lower after July notices wave falls
Cotton futures slid 65 cents to 1.05 a bale, with near term trading volatile as 42 July transferable notices hit and then were halted. Spot middling cotton held at 20.12 cents per pound across 12 markets amid favorable weather and minimal damage from a tropical storm. Grain markets in Chicago and Fort Worth showed varied prices for wheat, corn, oats and soybeans on light demand.
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Grains Down As Corn And Soybeans Hit Seasonal Lows
Chicago futures fell as soybeans drop over 14 cents and corn more than a cent on Tuesday. Prices hit seasonal lows for a seventh straight session. Prospects for a record corn and soybean yield rose with widespread rain as selling surged at the open. exporters and processors bought on the down move while wheat rose briefly before profit taking pulled gains back.
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Cottonseed and Dairy Markets Close Quiet in New York Chicago
Cottonseed futures ended with no sales and mixed closings for June September October December. Butter and eggs in Chicago held steady with wholesale prices unchanged and vary by grade while deliveries to buyers showed higher prices for certain eggs and whites. St Louis report notes John Ackman 41 daughter Donna Marie and grandmother 78 share a March 14 birth date.
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Paris Rail Strike After Shooting Sparks Tense Strife
In Paris a six hour rail strike shut two stations St Lazare and Invalides as CGT railway workers protested a shooting and street clash between Gaullist campaigners and railway staff. Police reinforced the Left Bank after leaflets urged new student demonstrations amid campaign caucuses ahead of the second round.
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Soviet calls to modernize health laws and family codes
The Supreme Soviet urged modernization of health service laws dating to the 1920s and a 1944 marriage and divorce code. Boris Petrovsky pressed for more clinics, better hospital nutrition, insulin and equipment, plus rest homes. A new family law may be debated next, while Moscow region officials moved to curb public drunkenness amid a five day week debates.
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Time to Change Our Attitudes Toward Cancer
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