The Archive · 1900

Silk.—From Messrs. A. R, Burkill & Sons' Circular of 7th April

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The home markets keep very quiet, Gold Kilings are quoted at 12,'3 in Luudoit and at Kes. 34.75 in Lyons, RAW SILK.—Very little doing.

YELLOW SILK.—A slight demand exists for Mienyang; stocks are very small.

Wild Silk. rivals as per Custom Returns, March agth to <\pril 5th are: $87 bales White, 39 bales Yellow and 340 bales "REELS AND HAND FILATURES.—We do not hear of any business.

AM FILATURES.—Nothing to report this week. The market is weaker.

The Export of Steam Filatures to date is: 5,209 bales to the Continent, 5,041 bales to America, $5 bales to sudan and 82 bales to various sports.

WILD SILK.—A good demand has existed for Tussah Raws and Filatures at the present low prices, of the former 250/300 bales and of the latter 150,200 bales have been settled, WASTE SILK.—Nothing doing.

It is reported that the Japanese have been buying again in Chefoo and that market is now her than this one.

s there is anything special to record, we shall not issue a circular until the next English mail. Quotations in Taels per picul: Average Exchange for the week ¢ ins. 2[9} and Fes. 5.48. Fight Ts. 7.25 per Tessa Finsrenn (Wine Si.x.)—cee ingle Black Deer $ Covoons 9x12 Moss Gold Bear Ex... Three 8 Green Stork 3 Double Birt 8 Cocoons..

Sevang Market 2 Szechong 4, 1

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