Keemuns—The falling off in busi ness which was. shown at the end of last week has continued and the market is now quiet. If there were any fine tea to boy, no doubt it would quickly find a home, but the remaining offerings are generally, 0 poor that "Caveat Emptor" seems to be the rule of the day.
Some second crop teas have ata rived." These are in distinctly bet ter condition than the first crop, but are not very attractive at that, Prices also are rather high, the market However find tea with fair infusion, though leaf is not as well made as is usual in second crop teas.. Total congow stocks on the market now amount to, about 24,000 H/e.
Hankow—The, new season's teas indicate that the short
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