The Archive · 1929

China Cotton

In their weekly report on cotton and Yarn, Messrs. J. punt if it were not for the fact of some of the local Mills having: had to buy the raw material in small quantities: to meet their most pressing requirements, our market during the past week could have been recorded as Doing practically lifeless, but toward the close it evinced an easier undertone. The decline registered ranges on the various grades between Tls. 0.50 to Tls. 1.00 per} picul which fs principally ascribable Ito the heavy inerense in stocks local-

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