London, Dec. 26.
The "International Cotton Bul-latin" says that trade in cotton goods is mostly unremunerative and that the prospect of an appreciable improvement is not apparent The journal urges the utmost efforts tio increase supplies everywhere, as, if the demand increases, a scarcity would cause inability to take full advantage of it.
The "Bulletin" points out that whereas most of the English mills ran for 24 hours a week the Japanese mills ran for 19 hours every day.—Reuter.
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