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will be that there has been an advance in nearly
every number and every quality Notwithstanding the
decline in the average cost of the material this
compared with last.


VALUE CorToS, LINEN AND WooLLEN YARN EXPORTED


FROM GREAT BRITAIN.


First SIR months If each year
Linen yarn. 6 a7s,a5s saiaos sSas sas,sss
Woollen yarn &c l9sAil 225,l20 2i7,ii5 s7sIi7
There has been it appears by this table increase in
the value Of the expectation of linen and woolen yarn
and decrease in the value Of cotton yarn. We have
official declaration of the value Of these articles exported
for the first six months of le45 but from the quantity Of
cotton yarn exported and the increase in price, we
should judge that the aggregate value would be much
greater than for last year.


The amount of cstton goods manufactured in Great
Britain the first six months of si5 greater than for
the corresponding period in any previous year. The i'm.
poration Of the material SO large as for the
first six months of s43 but the average consumption per
week. has been than four thousand bales larger
during the first six months Of ls45, than ever before
and the aggregate consumption for that time more than
hundred thousand bales larger than ever before
known


IMPORTATION, CnNsuMpToN, PRIcE OF CoTToN, &c. IN
GREAr BRiTArN, THE FIRST Six MONTHS YEAR
10 1gi3,