Sept. 26.
One outstanding feature of the markets this week was the quieter jtone imparted to piece goods, this because of nervousness over a possible outbreak of hostilities. Deliveries, however, were good.
New crop cotton is arriving in greater quantities and remains steady in price, while the demand for yarn continues moderate.
The position as regards tea and produce is unchanged from a week ago, while with a fair business in! progress silk is rather easier.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.