Market Week Ends With Dow Drops Amid War Anxiety
New York markets faced sharp losses as war developments in Cambodia and domestic protests weighed on investors. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 19.07 points on Monday, hit a 1965 low later in the week, and closed down despite a partial rally aided by a margin requirement cut. Bond and commodity activity showed mixed movement as inflation worries persisted and first quarter earnings remained weak.
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Weekly stock and cotton market roundup across major indexes
The period saw declines in major averages with the Tray Jones Industrials down 15.90 to 717.73 and the NYSE 1200-stock index off 1.34 to 43.61. The AP 60-stock average fell 5.2 to 252.5 as only six of 25 active issues advanced. Telex and several others posted losses. Bond prices were mixed with tax-exempt bonds at near record yields. Cotton futures weakened, with No 2 contracts unchanged to down 1.15 and May 1970 delivery sliding to 24.28 cents per pound amid light trading and profit taking. Exports dropped week to 49,000 bales. season-to-date exports rose to about 2.12 million bales.
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