Owing to the absence of business and also to the political "situation yarn has declined about Tls. 2 dure ing the week, while cotton is rather stronger owing to the continued wet weather which is reported to have done a certain amount of damage to the growing crop.
Prices have fluctuated on the Exchange during each day, depend: ent on whether it was raining of fine.
American is some 20 to 30. points lower than a week ago, and those concerned are looking forward with Interest to the next Government report which is due here at the box ginning of the week. Until then Tittle change is anticipated in pric Clearances from the mills have been fairly satisfactory.
In their weekly report Messrs, Jo Spuht & Ca, star The Auctions 3 s00 coppers: F100 2
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