CEYLON PRODUCE SALES LIST. 
Pkgs. Name. 
0. 
Avon, Haputale 
1 hf ch dust 
86 
26 
Romania 
3 ch unast 
303 
28 
Dodantela 
9 ch bro pek 
936 
33 
3 hf ch dust 
240 
25 
P. K. T. 
2 hf ch bro pek 
112 
30 
'2 do pek 
178 
29 
K. P. K, 
9 ch red leaf 
810 
26 
1\J lyJJ, Ul poll 
900 
46 
6 do pok. sou 
V7 
o t 
Jyl ana tonne 
6 cli or p6lc 
DUU 
^4 Kir? 
4: do dustj 
9"^ 
vijgoua 
U XjU. JJcl^ 
855 
360 
28 
Koladeniya, Inv. 
No. 11 
8 ch pek fans 
960 
25 
8 do bro mix 
760 
28 
Primston 
4 ch bro pek 
400 
30 
7 do pek 
665 
30 
Patulpaua 
1 do pek sou 
90 
29 
8 ch bro pek 
800 
30 
6 do pek 
570 
29 
3 do pek sou 
270 
28 
Ingeria 
2 do bro mix 
190 
26 
4 ch souchong 
360 
31 
4 do dust 
520 
26 
Woodslon 
8 ch or pek 
720 
33 
Old Maddegama 
6 ch pek sou 
9ft 
5 hf ch br or pk fans 
OoKJ 
9Q 
1 do dust 
on 
yu 
9ti 
K. A. W. 
6 ch pek sou 
00 
4 hf ch fans 
979 
98 
1 do dust 
ou 
9ft 
D, M. O. G. in est. 
mark 
11 ch or pek 
935 
41 
4 ni cn aust 
340 
28 
6 do fannings 
360 
28 
P. K. W. 
3 ch bro pek 
285 
36 
3 do pek 
255 
32 
3 do pek sou 
225 
32 
Scarborough 
16 hf ch bro or pek 
ft! ft 
oi 
12 do bro pek 
744 
36 
9 do fannings 
720 
2S 
Bambodde 
8 hf ch pek sou 
360 
32 
4 do fans 
252 
27 
3 do dust 
240 
26 
1 do bro mix 
41 
20 
J. E. A. in est« 
mark 
9 ch fans 
990 
19 
9 do fans 
928 
19 
7 do fans 
441 
19 
Glenalla 
6 ch hyson No. 2 
480 
27 
2 do fans 
9^ 
1 do siflings 
115 
16 
8 ch or pek 
720 
34 bid 
4 hf ch dust 
340 
25 
Oonankande 
4 ch pek sou 
280 
32 
3 hf ch fannings 
198 
29 
Murray thwaite 
11 ch pek 
935 
33 
Fairfield, Inv, 
No. 14 
11. ch pek sou 
877 
37 bid 
Caroblagh 
1' ch siflings No. 1 
88 
23 
1 hf ch sif tings No. 2 
76 
21 
Maiha Valley 
4 ch bro pek 
372 
31 
4 do pek 
320 
31 
3 do pek fans 
360 
26 
6 do bro tea 
450 
18 
2 do f itis 
29 I 
14 
2 do dust 
300 
14 
Atherton 
4 hf ch dust 
300 
26 
Dooroomadella 
9 ch hyson No. 2 
807 
27 
Bollagalla 
5 hf ch fans 
350 
27 
Harrangalla 
11 ch pek sou 
935 
32 
12 hf ch bro pek fans 
840 
27 
Dalveen 
6 ch bro or pek 
630 
37 
6 do pek sou 
570 
32 
4 do dust 
460 
20 
S.K. 
9 ch pek 
804 
32 
1 do pek sou 
90 
32 
1 do fans 
130 
25 
1 do dust 
160 
24 
St. Catherine 
5 lif ch fannings 
325 
27 
4 do dust 
323 
25 
CEYLON COCOA SALES IN LONDON: 
Mincing Lane May 5th. 
•Yorkshire.' — Warriapolla, 11 bags sold at 823 6d ; 58 
sold ai 623 6d ; 22 sold at 55s 6d ; 17 sold at 5l8. 
'Clan Chattaa.' — Woodthorpe, 38 bassont. 
'Calohas,' — Armagh London No. I Ceylon Cocoa, 19 
bags sold at 55s 6cl ; ditto T ditto, 5 sold at 48j 6d. 
'Clan Gordon.' — Asgeria A, 116 bags out ; B, 17 bags 
sold at 563 ; T, 5 sold at 47s ; Weemalle A, lO bags 
sold at 583 ; Ingurugalle A, 68 bags sold at 593 ; J?, 9 
Bold at 47s ; Waltou A, 18 bags sold at 58s ; Dangan 
Estate No. 1, 27 bags out ; No. 1 D, 7 bags sold at 558; 
Broken, 3 bags sold at 50s ; Katugastoia No. 1, 112 
bagB out ; ditto No. 1, 7 bags sold at 539 6i ; Pingoya 
No. 1, 71 baf^^s out ; ditto No. 2, 10 bags sold at 53s 6d; 
No. 4, 6 sold at 468. 
'Asia ' — Lower Haloyn, 10 b!igs out. 
'Zaanstroon.' — Kepitigalla, 122 bags out ; Mausava 
AA, 24 bJigs out, 
'Workman.' — CG in estate mark, 8 bags ouh, 
'Orontes.' — Mausava AA, 24 bags out ; 0, 2 bags sold 
at 493. 
'Statesman.'— Marakoua 1, 46 bags sold at 6O3 ; 6 
sold at 51s ; 2, 37 bags out. 
'i Ian Sinclair.' — AUiawatte, 14 bags out. 
'Staffordshire.' — Walarambe A, 59 bags out ; B, 7 
bags sold at 48s ; Bl, 3 sold at 12s. 
'Petrel.' — Ross R L Cross, 20 bags out. 
'Piintshire.'— KRDG, 70 bags out. 
'Clan Maopherson.' — Kaduwella 1, 41 bags sold at 593. 
'Ulan Chaltan.' — CH in estate mark, 28 bags sold at 
593 ; 2 sold at 50s ; Gilbury, 43 bags out. 
'Clan Sinclair.' — 1 MAK in estate mark Estate 
Cocoa, 173 bags out. 
' Prometheus.'— B B Hiuguralla Estate Cocoa, 32 
bags out. 
'Workman.' — KMA in estate mark, 90 bagi out. 
' Sinai.' — IJ in estate mark, 8 bags out. 
CEYLON AND INDIAN PRODUCE AND 
CITY TALK 
For week ending 6 pm, 6th Miy, 190L 
The PaoDUOE Markets — are steajy ; vclujie of busi- 
ness poor. 
Sugar— is active and Gloves and Quinine. 
Bank Rate, — 3 per cent tone easy. Consols 89|. 
Black PEPPER-fine heavy Ceylon selling at 6|d. 
Coffee- Santos futures September 33/1.^. Bulls 
expect improvement. Bears talk of 26/ would rather 
buy in flat markets. 
Sugar — active. Beet August is 9/li ; best Jodges 
expect a rise of another Is per cwt. Sweets in some 
London shops are still 4 ozs. Id. 
Cotton. — American crop looks lOi, and next 
depends on the weather and in sects and labour ques- 
tion, July-August Americans are 7 38-lOOd per lb. 
F G P c i f Tinnivelly 5 9-16, Spot 6 7-16d per lb. 
Ceylon Tea — firm for low sorts anl which are 
considered a bull card, but some City Brokers think all 
Teas now to pay. Some London Tea shops stick up 
' Our best Teas at Is 8d are not raised although duty 
2d dearer." 
City Talk. — What are Ceylon and India doing about 
trying American Cotton Seed ? Some 42 tens gcirg 
to Lagos and how many to Ceylon and India City 
men abked. In America an area of 3l'0,000 000 acres 
is available for Cotton. This year they are using 29 
to 30,000,000. A funny thing is an acre in Amtrica 
produces 168 to 200 lb against 70 to 80 lb in India. 
West Africa we should estimate at 60 lb per acre. 
Mr. S. Smith in Parliament said: — No amount of 
experiments would change the staple of Indian Cotton. 
Yet years pgo Madras grew a long stapled Bourbon 
Seed Cotton. Texas Seed comes from Georgia and 
the Carolinas and this Seed should be tried in the 
Tinnivelly and Salem, Broach and Oomra districts, 
and over Ceylon. It seems the labour question in 
America is against a big crop being picked. They are 
thinking of importing Japanese to pick Cotton. 
