The Cotton Factory Times. — 1886-09-10 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

COTTON 3IANCFACTURES EXPORTED. The following shows the quantities cf cotton mann. factored piece goods exported in August, as compared with the corresponding month of 1885 and 1884 :1884. 1885. 1886. Yards. Yard:. Yards. Germany Rolland Belgium 3,727,000 5,i50,200 4,895.400 France Portugal, Azores, and Madeira Italy Austrian Territories 491.900 557,400 529,500 Greece Turkey Egypt West Coast of Africa (Foreign) United States 4,580,600 3,701,500 2,735,200 Foreign West Indies 7,737,100 5,767,300 7,104,100 Mexico Central America 4,62,700 2,562,'i00 3,469,100 United Statcs of Colombia (New Grenada) Venezuela 2.278,300 450,500 1.557,900 Brazil 17,957,800 17.875.101 23,134.800 Uruguay Argentine Republic 7,959.100 7,202,200 13,135,700 Chili Peru China and Hong Kong Japan 1,159,000 4,528,200 4,448,700 Dutch possessions in India Phillippine Islands 2,676,800 3,421,200 3,242.200 Gibraltar Malta 1,725,900 2,168,500 1,634,500 West Coast of Africa (British) British N. America 2,972.600 2,961,300 2,487,460 British West India Islands and Guiana 3,874,600 2,141,700 3,588,500 British posscAsions in South Africa British India : Bombay 42,185,200 46,827.000 64,558.300 Madras Bengal Straits Settlements 11,399,600 11,492.1C8) 9,328,690 Ceylon Anstralasia Other countries  g i Unbrchd 257,231,7 277,150,000 308,524,700 --a or blched 4? . Printed, t."'" j dyed, or fr 110,603,200 106,073,000, 119,923,400 ..."6 t cOlonred. 1 Of miad mat'ri- 1 als, cotton pre- 37,100 67,900 27,000 dominating ..  Total .... 367,372,000 3&3,250,930 423,475,100 smoursEs.  The following is a summary of the value of ir3ports of all ciasFnc and kinds of merchandise from foreign countries and Entish poosessions into this country durln the month of August, as comistred with August, 1885:  Increaso or 1885. 1886. Decrease. Aniina:a living (food) 991,213 797,399 193,814: Articled of food and  drink (duty free).. 9,568,475 9,497,180 71,295: Articles of food and  drink (dutiable) 2,630,912 12,029,004 651,908: Tobacco (dutiable) 592,072 728,263 111 136,196' Metals Chemicals, dyestaffs, and tanning substances Oils Raw materials for textile manufactures Raw materials for sundry industries__  and niannfacturesl4,29l,73o 3,197.203 1,094,527 j Manufact'rei articles 4,553,340 4,739,283 283,948" Miscellan'ous articl.:3 870,026 918,613 48,603.  Total valne .... 28,806,976 27,321,355 1,485,6211 Increase. Decrease. Subjoined is a summary of the value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the mouth of August, as compared with August, 1885:  Increase or 18E5. 1886. Decrease. £ Animals liviag 73,528 67.53 i 2,995: Articles of food and  drink Raw materials 1,201,614 1,276,478 74,864" Articles mantifac  tured and partly manufactured, viz.: Yarns. and textile  fabrics Metals and articles manurcered therefrom, except machinery Machinery and mill  work Apparel and articles of personal use—. 906,032 834,704 71,378: Chemicals, az chemical and medicinal preparations All other articles, either manCactared or partly manufactured  Total value .... 18,494,633 18,744,859 250,226* • Increase. I Decrease. The following shows the total value (partly estimated) of the exports of foreign and colonial produce during the month of August, as compared with August, 1885 :  1885. 1886. lucrease. .f, £ 1: Total value 3,346,987 4,640,586 1,293,599  The adjourned :nquiry into the mysterious death of Mr. Lowe, of Manchester, who was found dead in a railway carriage on the Midland Railway on August 28th, was resumed at Leicester on Wednesday. Further evidence was given tu the effect that all efforts to trace the person who had purchased the revolver, or who had paid £1,200 to the deceased shortly before his death, had failed. Counsel on behalf of the family of deceased contended that the position of the body and revolver pointed to the improbability of suicide, for which there was not the slightest motive. The jury returned an open verdict.  P/B your orders for the COTTON FACTORY VI TIMES to your Bookseller at onee, and be sore you rt it,. The U. F..T. suss M bon a oplacliti Lama] uompsper.