'The mills have shown little buy-jing interest in cotton during the 'While a week ago foreign varieties were attracting attention, activity in these has not been' continued, and apparently Chinese cotton has not been in With the better weather deliveries Jof yarn have improved, and there appears also to be rather more demand. The undertone of the market is brighter, and it is antiipated that an improvement in business will take place.
Cloth has remained on about the same level of activity as the para Tu their weekly report Messrs. J. Spunt & Ca. state:
China Cotton:—The trade condi. tions in our market during the past week have not altered to any appreciable extent and the declines registered in ike [Shenst No, 1, Spot exenil ordinary, Spot exemill' 40.00) Ningpo, Spot ex-whart 300 Tone of the market—steady.
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