The Archive · 1936

SHANGHAI MARKETS' WEEKLY REVIEW

Japanese Cotton Mills' Lack of Interest, Owing to the Prevailing Strike Situation A fal amount of purchases of spot ction a taoural ats ave, Shanghai, Nov, 21.

the Japanese mills show very little interest. uring to. the strikes Doon made by some of the British and Chinese mills, by Price, except for very narroie fluctuations, remained at last week's level, while prices for yarn appreciated by two or three dollars in sympathy with that of the yarn futures ruling in the Exchange.

Prices for foreign wheat being still above import parity by several per cent, there is no business in this commodity to Chino.

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