bor of Com at the meeting on 28t] July, had received from Mr. J, C. Fielder the following letter, which the Board considered might be published with the day's proceedings Dear Sir,—From time to time we. are favoured with reports and advice from British Consuls and Vice-Consuls on matters affecting the cotton trade, and the product in cotton exported from this city.
Ly. to ya) that all doubt of much importance (more
to the use of cotton respecting which they little. All these i come of a profits, and this suspicion is entirely uuled. Cotton goods are bought in arker on the keenest lines, and pi he makers of low qualities have qualities are valued to a penny in a 409d:
nearly all been ruined at least once during the Inst ten years, because during a long the poor consumers are m buying power the no fraud whatever, connects the production of auch qualities, am ule, much Jo han on better-6 goods. All d wust_be served, venture to ask your Chamber to vindicate the staple trade of this city by distinct remonstrance addressed to the Foreign Office upon the subject matter of this letter.
fool it just necessary to add that Iam inno way ted with the production of filled oF Jow-class goods.
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