THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH COTTON INDUSTRY.

The article discusses the state of the English cotton industry in the 1920s. England supplies cotton goods to nearly every global export market. Post World War I England suffered the most loss from their cotton exports in the largest markets. Many mills were sold during this period. England is contemplating a concentration of its cotton industry through the absorption of spinning mills and the organization of the production of weaving mills and finishing plants. The plan has the support of the Bank of England and the country's other large banks.