rt of yarn from Japan to almost entirely stopped. The Shanghai branches of the yarn exporters recently telegraphed to their hens "fic fu Japan to keep back all shipments, On the Ist instant the associated yarn exporters io Osaka held s meeting an'l considered the course to be taken to tion present difficulty, there being tatives of the Miteai be Japan Cutton Com- be Okara & Ao. the Mic tallow and castor oil. tare in very cheap bat the could not be persuaded that it wold be to their interest to use modern macbinery. Small machinex are imported pap, bat they are not durable Mach could be accomplished here by Zakka Shokni, Messrs. Eeeabhoy, and Mevars, Tata & Ao. After a protracted disces-ion the meeting adopted the following reeolations:—(1) That the Cotton Spinners' Association shoold be red to carry out immediately a proposal to extend the suspension of opera tion of spindles from 275 per cent. to mere catal gues en 49 per cent, and reduce the on'pat of yarn sccording'y; (2) that exporter nhoold take d: livery of the yarn ce two of these have English machines tracted for, and in tara the Spinoers' and two have German.
Association be atked to give financial
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