China Cotton—On the deliveries of cotton fro have been well sustained, the only shortage being from districts suc ngyin where hostilities have prevails in Japanese houses ferent parts of the world, and when this becomes bearish, selling part but also in Shanghai, and hence the present weakness. "Spot market Jquotations are as follows:—Tungchow 40/403: Shanghai 393/40: Shensi 49: Hankow 304, On the ese Cotton Goods Exchange the res aceoPebrancy 99:0: March 39.80: April 39.65: May 39.70: June Yatn—The yarn market has searcely had time to re-open, many of the dealers being still away. One of the few transactions reported is shipment of 4,000 bales of 16's and 20's to Szechuan. On the Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange the following quotations were current yesterday "morning:—February 162.70: March 161.80: April. 161.70: May 161.50: June 161.50: July 161.40, The silk market is generally quiet, both here and at Lyons and New' York, Lyons seems to be holding back.
The tendency is for lower prices.
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