(Weekly report by courtesy of Messrs. J. Spunt & Ca.)
Chinese Cotton: The market has: shown no, special features: during Post week and although prices. re mained more or lesson the same level as were ruling during the previous, period. A" firm undertone prevailed for near month deliveries. 4 tale volume of business on Indian Cotton was effected both with Chinese yiaxes, and Japanese Mills, and these clr= cumsianees modified the strength of the upward tendency in the values the domestic staple. In the mean-Mime and until the arrival of shlpments from India prices for the: Indigenous growth are not expected to undergo any heavy recessions but will probably tend (o appreciate on any demand on the part of spinners for their immediate requirements 'Yom: Further appreciation has been recorded in the Cotton' Goods Benerated to a certain extent "by "speculative operations, since there has not as yet been manifestation of material improve ment in the actual consumption from, the Interior marts,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.