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WEEK kYS.-DOWN TRAINS.

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Kidderminster • . 1 38 7.25 9.30
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ties continue in request, and are saleable at previous
value ; higher descriptions are without inquiry, and diffi-
cult of sale, unless a reduction be submitted to.
Bleached Jacconets, of common to middle descriptions,
are in fair inquiry and saleable, while higher qualities
have declined in value, and little or no inquiry exists.
Bleached Mulls, of ordinary quality, are saleable at the
rates last reported, the finer qualities are in little request
and without improvement in value.
Bleached Lappets.—The finer descriptions only are
wanted and saleable. For other descriptions there is but
little demand, and prices have slightly declined.
Bleached Dimity.—The market has been dull of late,
and stocks are accumulating.
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Bleached Cambrics are dull of sale.

Turkey Red Cambrics are scarcely inquirea after.
Turkey Red Twills are dull, and difficult of sale.
Turkey Red Mulls are also dull, but may be sold at Rs.
52 to 5 6.

Twist.—No sales have been reported during the last
fortnight. A slight inquiry exists for mule NU. 50 and
upwards, of which there is now none in filot hands.
Turkey Red Twist.—No. 30 to G;) continues saleable at
from Rs. 14 to 18.

Orange Twist. —No. 30 to 60 is dull, but may be sold to
a small extent at 9. to 114 anuas.
Metals have experienced little or no change in value.
Copper—Sheathing and braziers', Rs. 66 to 664 ; bottoms,
Rs. 684 to 68 ; tiles, Rs. 58A to 59 ; bolt, Rs. 63; sheath-
ing nails, Rs. 53 to 54. South American copper, Rs. 58.
Brass—Sheathing, Rs. 56 to 51 ; braziers, Rs. 55 to 59.
Iron—Swedish bar, Rs. 55 to 57 ; steel in tubs, Rs. 124 ;
faggot, Rs. 11 to 13 ; English bar, Rs. 41 to 43 ; square
natiroad, Rs. 40 to 41; round, Rs. 52 to 53 ; sheet and
hoop iron, Rs. 74 to 8. Lead—Pig, Rs. 124 ; sheet, Rs.
12 to 14 ; tin plate, Rs. 14.
Red Lead.—Rs. 12 to 12i.
White Lead.—Rs. 10 to 11.
Spelter.—Rs. 15.
Quicksilver.—Rs. 49.
Cochineal is rather dull at Rs. 2 to 2 5.

Saffron.—Rs. 8 to 12 according to quality.
Linseed—ln demand, previous to the arrive_ of last
mail, it was quoted at Rs. 3 8 to 3 9 ; since then Rs. 3 11
has been asked.
Wool is in demand at Rs. 90 to 150.

Cotton.—Prices have slightly given way in consequence
of the large supplies of the new crop which have come to
hand, and the high rates of freight which are maintained.
New Broach and Surat may be had at Rs. 94. Dhollerah
at Rs. 88, and Oomrawutty at Rs. 91 per candy.
Freights have sliglAtly fallen, and may now be quoted at
4/. 2s. dd. to 4/. 6s. to London, and 4/. 2s. 6d. to Liverpool.
Exchange.—On England is firm at 2s. ld. per rupee for
best China credits at six months' sight on London, and at
2s. 10. per rupee for bills secured by shipping documents.
On China, rupees 232 per $lOO. On Calcutta, rupees 99}
at 60 days' sight.