CEYLON PRODUCE SALES LLST. 
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SuGAB Beet— December 88 7^3. May see 93 later on. 
Coffee Ceylon — firmer. Sautoa, July 23s 9d. Mayo 
'2(i3 63. Bears talk 22s. Balla 293. We reoommend 
buying down. 
Cotton American — dropped heavily. Old crop looks 
11 millions, next 11 to ll j, some say 101 to 12 J- . Re- 
quired next time llj to 12i crop. E^typtian and 
Indian crops look good. At 5 1-lGth to new 
crop American would seem safe until 10th September, 
1901, also all Indian crops at {d to ^d nnder today's 
c if prices until July, 1901. Manchester is busier 
en this nice drop. 
Ceylon Tea— is firm, but good sorts are badly 
requke;! this end. Trade looka brighter generally 
and with a settlement of a fair trade reciprocal 
basis on anything made in England a general revival 
may occur. 
The hay harvest is splendid and of deep value to 
the country. 
Ceylon Coconut Oil— c i f easier. Spot slow 
£22 10 1 c i f sellers. 
We recommend shipments to England of Ceylon 
Coffee, Nntmegs, Ginger, Mace and Pepper. 
P. P. S.—Fgl, cif a/s Tinnevellys 4 1.3-16ths. 
Spots .5t. At sea 2,500 bales. Tinnevellys f g f at 4^. 
0 i f should be a safe price to buy down from until 
August, 1904. 
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