Chunmees:—The market generally is quieter though the demand for Moyunes has stiffened prices for this class of tea. There are still fair stocks of tea but these sto strongly held.
Of other grades, a fair business has been done in medium to fina Tienkais while commoner kinds cone inno to be neglected.
Sowmees:—This been a ood deal quieter ments have fallen off. A small business is still maintaining steady: prices, however, Country Chops:—The long spell of stagnation has now been broken by the settlement of four chops and several odd lines, Interest, how. Jover, is still very restricted and stocks are Inrge.
Pingsuey:—The position remains unchanged. A very little interest is being shown either for Africa ar America, and probably this state of affairs will continue until holders realize that inferior qualities cannot command as much as carly teas.
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