Lonilon, Aug. 29.
The Manchester correspondent of the "Westminster Gnzette" prestes the opinion that the cotton industry will probably witness a period of increased trade in the near future, owing to the promise of anger' supplies from the United States. Raw cotton is now at a very attractive level from the buyers' point of view, while customers abroad are only" waiting stable The outlook is therefore the past four years, and the corner has apparently been turned—Reuter.
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