The Archive · 1922

Shanghai 27.50

Shensi I 30.00 Hankow 27.25

Yarn.—The market remains very quiet and practically unchanged.

In their weekly report, issued yesterday, Messrs, A. B. Rosenfeld Son state:

China Cotton.—The market has had rather a more active appearance during the past week, with the general public taking more interest in the staple than for some time past and net result for the week is an advance of about three quarters of a tael, and practically over Tls. 3 above the figure started with at the early part of October. When a recession took place, enough buying power appeared to absorb the offerings and the covering of contracts for short account "was followed by a fairly large volume of buying by bulls and mills, who were

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