The piece goods market during the Das week, us, remained quiet with prices on the whole ye Steady. Spring cargo, both wool Tens and cottons, appear to be moving satisfactorily and in some line replacements have been purchased for the autumn season. "Inquiri fare in the market for white shirt~ ings, sundry lots of poplins, Tien tsin' twills and various lines of woollens, the best feature of the Intter being covert gabardines, of which considerable quantities have quantity of Rangoon small mills at about Tls. 745 per 200 Th, " Owing fo. Rangoon prices being very low, local dealers have shown some i terest but, the depressed state of this market has caused them to he-tate and they have decided not, to Jeommit themselves. On the other hand, foreign importers have shown inclination to do any. business, Drospects of Improvement not being yet in sight, especially in view of
situation, he political "and poor" economic
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