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CEYLON PRODUCE SALES LIST. 
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Ayr : 
El Teb 
Harrow 
Pkgs. 
6 do 
C. N. N. Invoice 
No. A 
Devonf ord 
oh 
do 
do 
do 
hf ch 
ch 
ch 
7 hf ch 
7 hf ch 
10 hf ch 
7 do 
9 ch 
5 ch 
4 hf ch 
2 do 
6 ch 
12 hf ch 
6 hf ch 
3 hf ch 
1 do 
B. in est mark 6 ch 
7 do 
B. P. C. 
Seeiiagolla 
M acaldenia 
D. 
B. 
Name, 
dust 
bro pek 
or pek 
pek 
pek sou 
dust 
hyson No 2 
siftings 
fans ] 
bro pek ' 
fans 
pek sou 
pek sou 
fans 
dust 
sou 
pek sou 
fans 
yiig hyson 
hyson 
bro pek 
pek 
lb. 
c. 
900 
27 
oiO 
40 
DoU 
<17 
O / 
boU 
oo 
720 
33 
225 
27 
ou 
lot 
1 Q 
lo 
Zo 
600 
A 1 
560 
Qft 
oU 
CI A 
■ <IQ 
oy 
AGf\ 
4DU 
170 
28 
462 
32 
660 
33 bid 
504 
28 
177 
out 
41 
out 
GOO 
32 
595 
32 
CEYLN OCOFFEE SALES IN TiONDON. 
MiNCiKG Lane Fab. 26tli. 
• 
" Manila." — Mauaa^ ila A. 2 barrels and 1 cask out; 
ditto C, 1 bag sold at 45s : ditto T, I soM at 42s. 
" Hyson " — Mausagalla iJ, 1 cask, 1 barrel and 1 
tierce -old at 114s 6d ; ditto PB, 1 barrel out ; ditto I, 
1 barrel sold at 423 ; ditto C, 1 big sold at 45s. 
CEYLON PLUM 'c! AGO SALES IN 
LONDON.- 
" Kanagawa Maru " — OA G in estate mark P Al D, 
21 baoa sold at 12< 3(3. 
" Yeoman. '— C A& Oo, 36 las;8 oat at 12s 6d. 
" Senator." — FD in estate maik, 40 bni^s out at 63. 
CEYLON OECHELLA WEED SALES 
IN LONDON. 
" Adour." — RH ia estate mark OW, 16 bales srld at 
IDs per cwt. 
CEYLON COCOA SALES IN LONDON. 
" Historian." — Maousava AA, 20 bags sold at 6l8; 
.52 sold at 603 6d ; ditto C, 4 sold at 48^; Uknwela A, 
30 bags out. 
" Derbvshire." — t'oorloogalla, 88 bags out ; 2 bags 
sold at 54s; Betworth, 2 bags sold at 54s ; Old Haloya, 
20 bftgs sold at 58s ; KepiligalU, 18 bags sold at 533 6d. 
" Formosa."' — Kppitigalla, 2 bags (sweepings) sold 
at 39s. 
"Z^anstroora." — L in estate mark, 25 bags sold at 51s. 
" Ystroom." — Katagastota, 44 bigs sold at 61s 6d; 
100 in estate mark Estate Coca, 20 bags sold at 57a 
6d j 11 sold at .58s ; Kadawella No. 1,25 bags sold at 
.56s 6d ; OBEC in estate mark Kondesalle O, 155 
bags out. 
" Petrel " — Dangan Estate No. 1, 47 bags out. 
" Historian." — 1 Pilessa, 13 bags out ; ditto 2, 11 sold 
at .59 1 6d ; I sold at .503. 
'' D.'rbyshire."— Maria No. 1, 81 bags out ; 5 sold at 
57s ; ditto No. 2 13 sold at 53s 6fl ; 2 sold at 41s 6d. 
" Inland."— 00 W & Oo. 1 1 big sold at BOs. 
" Manila." -P OBEC in estate mark Kondegalle 
Ceylon O, 25 bags out,; P ditto 1, 37 sold at 563 6d ; C 
dittn, 10 sold at 48s 61. 
" Historian."- F OBEC in estate mark Kondesalle 
C"ylon O, 26 bags sold at 62s 6;! ; F ditto 1, 31 sold at 
593 6.1 ; ditto O, 25 bags out ; ditto 1, 2 sold at 693 fid. 
•' Clan MaoFarlaue." — Katugastota No. 1, 158 bags 
out. 
" Derbyshire."— Beredewelle COO Ex. No. 1, 31 
bngs out J ditto 1, 3 sold at 553 6d ; 1 sold at 583 ; 1 
oh' at .523 ; ditto I'., 2 sold at ."fis ; / sold at 33i : ditto 
T, 2 sold at 39s ; Hvlton No. 1, 9 bags out ; 2 sold at 
49s 6d; ditto No. 1 B, 33 sold at .593 ; ditto No 1 D, 
lu sold at 57iS ; ditto D, 7 sold at 5i3 ; 2 sold ' at 45a 6d; 
ditto Broken, 1 sold at 51o. 
" Yorkshire." — Hylton 1 X, 11 bags oat. 
" Historian." — UdapolU Ai, 30 b.ga soH at 588; 
ditto A2, 40 sold at BOs ; ditto G, 11 sold at 50s ; ditto 
A2, I sold at 543. 
" Warwick-hire."— Udapolla Al, 29 bags sold at 6O3; 
North M.tale Ceylon Cocoa B, 68 b gs out. 
" Kamakura Marcj " — Marakana NiD, 3U bags out. 
■' Prometheus."— Warrupolla, 252 bags out ; 7 nold 
at 67a 6d ; 17 sold at 58 'Bd ; 12 st ld at ■'>2< ; 24 sold at 
5-ls ; Saduganga, 25 bags bold a:. 6:is ; 10 sold at 593 
6d ; 3 sold at SSs 6d ; No'ctb Slatale Oeylon Cocoa, 60 
bags oat. 
"Antenor." — North Mataile Ceylon Cocoa, 29 bags 
out. 
" Denbighshire." — Aberfeldy Ceylon Cocoa A, 8 bags 
out. 
" Historian " — 1 MM in estate mirk, 281 bags ont; 
J J V & Oo. RR in estate .mark Oakfield, 46 bags out; 
1 sold at 46s. 
' Kawaohi Mara." — A High Walton, 40 bags out. 
" Cheshire." - S i,nqiiliar, 10 bags out; Ciiinhdl, 19 
bau'~ sjld at 58s 6d ; Badulla, 50 bigs sold at 598. 
" Ceylon," — 1 AM. iu estase mark, 133 bags out. 
CEYLON AND iNDlAN PRODUCE REPORT 
AND CITY TALK. 
London, 26Dh Feb , 5 p.m., 1904. 
The produce markets are quiet and firm and fair 
business doing ;bat C^otton and Cuffee aie highly fever- 
ish. Japan produce and Corn, Maize, Wheat, etc. 
strong and dearer. Ceylon Tea strong. Silver 26 11-16. 
Bank Rate 4 percent. 
Ceylon Nutmegs — 593 iu shell fetched 7id ; poor and 
wormy and di-fectivp. 7^d to 9d. 
Ceylon Plumbag 1— steady, slow and little doing. 
Ordinary to good lump bold 3/6 to 51/; 21birrel3 sold 
bright dust at 12/3 p-r cwt. 
Ceylon Paha Seed Kubbrb— Scrap 3s 3d to 3s 6d 
and hoe Is 7d to 4s 9d> tone buoyant ; No sales this 
week. 
Ceylon Wred — easier lOs fair Ceylon paid. 
CiTRoNELLA ESSENTIAL OiLs— 10 tous at 11| per lb. 
c i f reported and spot is I3 Id. 
Ceyl'>!J CARDm MS— fetched full prices. 
Nux Vomica - is Ss 6d to 9s. 
Seeds Croton — 2 s 6d wanted by owners. 
Coffee. — Santos futures September 35s 6d. This 
market is talked of " as sound as a bell." We advise 
baying on declines. 
Sugar— May is 83 2Jd and still looks a bull card. 
Cotton Raw. — Glad to hear about 310 bales of 
Indian Cotton going to the Southern Mills in America 
on trial. Mr Sully, of Nsw York, says consumption 
is running a race with supply. Good seed is most 
important for growing good Cotton in Ceylon and 
India. 
Tea Ceylon— firm. Everything was fl»t last Wed- 
nesday ; yet Ceylon Shares were firmer and a small 
rise paid. Russia is a big buyer of Ceyl m and Indian 
as she cannot get China Tea now, and this may give 
Russia more taste for Oeylon Tea and lead to large 
orders in the future. 
City talk has been very dull and qamt this week, 
and little notice paid to Chinese working in African 
mines. It will pay the Chinaman, however. As to 
Capetown, talk is : people thera are starving and rushing 
to all ships on arrival, for food — which is very serious. 
The letters by last Indian m lil arrived here by early 
Saturday's post. What is wanted is that letters 
should arrive here by 5 p.m. on Friday evenings. 
Cotton. — The American crop looks 10 to 10^ millions 
— the ground for planting the next crop is seriously 
wrong owing to great shortage of rain iu the South. 
The Bulls talk of 8d and lOd, the Bears calk of 7d 
down to efd. The weather has been cold and wintry, 
but nidifiuation is on. 
P.S. — The wai talk is that Russia may seek to patch 
np a peace. 
