Calcutta, May 15. ome t, no quotation: September Committee's report A forecast of the indian Coal that 29.50: October 37.90. there will be restriction of pre-'n—This has been a better week ferential waggon supplies, and the for yarn.
Demand from the|formation of a grading board. It interior has resulted in the sale of 'a good quantity of spot cargo, and it is reported that some busines has been done for forward. The big Chinese speculators are bullish, end on the exchange the forward rates are up. Spot quotations are 10's 11/154: 12's 16's 168/171: 20's 168/17
On the Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange yesterday morning the rates were as follows: May 167: June 163.50: July 161.80: August 160.90: September 159.40: October 158.10. recommends that only the best coals should be exported. Particular care is being taken not to allow overseas purchasers to be misled as regards the precise quality of the The report recommends raising the rebate on the export of coal feom 25 to 37% per cent.
Pooling coal for export is con= sieved "Impossible in India—Reu-
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