36.90, January 37.11.
Boxvay Corton Marxet.—Quotations:—Fully Good Bengal Decem-her/January 318, Fine Oomra December/Janunry 354, Fully Good Broach April/May 386. The market opened weak on lower New York advices and declined farther of favourable crop reports.
Osaka Sasrin Marker—Priday morning's opening quotations: October 230,40, November 231.70, December 233.50, January 236.00 February 240, March 242.10, and April 243.
Cuinese Corrox—Quotations: spot, Tungchow 30.50, Shanghai 35, Shensi 854, and Ningpo 34.
10's 134/144,12"s 138/148,16's 143- 153, and 20's 150/160.
Cuinese Cotrox aNo Yarn Ex. lcuaxce—The Exchange remains closed but operators now state that it is fully expected to resume business in November.
In their weekly report on China' Cotton and Yarn Messrs, J, Spunt Ca, write:
Caixa Corrox:—Our market] uring the major portion of the past week evinced a weaker uni which may be ascribed to no other cause than the continued depression in Mid-Americans and Indians well as to the limited demand for! factual cotton on the part of local spinners. Prices on the whole show 8 decline of Ts. 1.50 to is. 2.00 per picul lower than the level last] Feconled, and the tendency at the close inclines more toward a weaker than stronger direction.
The general sentiment for the present appears to be bearish but it extremely difficult to force the trend of the market in so far as outline any definite situation in the immediate future and for that reason it would appear advisable for; the moment to take advantage of any favourable offering with a view to cover immediate requirements in that reactions may set in when least expected.
Yanx:—Our market during the past week has been generally weak, with a further decline of two to three taels from last week's level, due to the weakness of the raw: material in the world markets. In all some 8,000 to 9,000 Bales of local spinnings have been booked for export to Szechuan, Canton, Kiang se, Newchwang, Hankow, Swatow, Amoy, Tientsin, Fukien and other interior ports.
Black Teas tory business is passing in now much reduced; Ist Crop being under 1,000 h/e, 2nd Crop about 7,000 /e, 2nd Crop about 7,000 h/e, 3rd Crop 4,008 ly 10,000 h/e Sed Crp before the close of this Green Teas nly avery. small the seencral iden common teas show an advance, Pinasurys:—The lower prices xeferred to last week seem to ha From Shanghai, Tientsin and Hankow
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