By courtesy Swan, Culbertson & Fritz Reuter Nov. 9 12 having been comparatively light for this Part, of the season. Spinners show ne keenness to take in supplies at current rates and are absorbing only suitable offerings In small parcels for their immediate requirements, preferring to wait developments in the yarn trade which it is expected may show some improve. ment in the not distant future, As to the future trend of the local cotton market, there appears at the moment, nothing on its horizon to encourage any bearish sentiment, notwithstand~ ing the comparatively poor demand fon the part of consumers in goneval for the staple, for the simple reason. that the indigenous ud Indian markets maintain a steady position such will prohibit to a more or ess degree the importations particularly of the better grades, In the circumstances the mills in China will have recourse only to the domestic growth which naturally will affect the rates if not to a higher basis then to a more steady frm tendency until such time when passably equivalent grades are procurable at parity or lower figures from the foreign markets.
Yarn: Our market remained in a fairly steady position although Improvement in the demand: for actual consumption -was at any time discernible during the past week, However, s0 long as the stocks of yarn show normalcy and the specula. live element manifests some activity, values will be maintained in future Suunehal, spot ex mi. Tungchow, pot ex mall Shenat No, Poss Ningpo No} whart ose Tone of the market:—Sicady, WHEAT AND FLOUR, World wheat markets during the week of report have been very steady, The undertone must be called firm.
Present price developments are depending entirely on the progress made by the growing crops in General: Last week's markets War Lean, 34% (ed) 1085 1064 The Paper Market is again quieter were typical pre.election affairs, 41% Bonds, i808 and few new contracts have been Although some irregularity was. in 4496 Loan," 3908 placed. However, some business has evidence a firm undertone was: 34° Losn, 1912, been done in Duplex Board at slight-maintained and prices in most cases 3% Reorg. Loan, 1913, reduced prices. Owing to the finished "the "week higher. The '5/6 Gold Bonds, 1925-47 fact that a number of paper mills in statement made by Mr. Henry Ford Scandinavia and. on the Continent that he expected his company" would] fare being hard put for orders the operate on a production schedule of prices are again beginning to show 1,000,000 units for 1935 as well as 300 100 declining tendency. Only few deli-the fact that the US. Steel Corpora-jo Musvang Rly. 1911 Hveries have been affected from local lon paid its" regular preferred Sq Lung Tsing U. Hal, Rly, stocks.
Gividend were among important news Yonica wones AMD Bais Stems" contributing to" the general German Tq Int. Loan, 100050 38 Tea steadiness.
City of Osaka 89%, 1980 24 Practically no business has been The market in gures: Japan 0% Sterling Loan, 1624 90} 007 done at all on the Tea Market during. it's Banw dri. Ree) Ghated; Bam oF TA EC. 100 134 the past week.
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