Chunmees:—The keen demand for fine Moyunes has continued and briees have been fully maintained. There has been a revival of interest in Teenkais and the remaining fine teas have found ready buyers. Fychows also have come into favour oid prices were about steady during the week. For the lower grades market has been easy. Demand is slack and stocks are large, has to an active market where they are nickly bought up.
Country Gunpowders:—The post tion remains unchanged and such teas as arrive are settled imme-Two Moyune chops have ved and have been promptly bought, though the quantity avail able is so small that the isolated wrensaction can searcely by classed "business don Business has Been confined to the and Pingsueys:
African and Russian markets, and for the latter market Hoochows most show remarkably good value: U.S.A., usually the main market, is! utterly uninterested in these, and it would almost seem as though the large quantity of common and more sess musty Pingsuey shipped uring the past two years has almost killed the trade, as consumers must rebel against such offerings. Tt is, somewhat impossible. to. expeet{ reasonable. people to consume musty tea,
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