- London Trading Co. Ltd.(3) 0 D: j: h; N3 z3 ~ Outgoing Letter 2 r; ?& B" Z7 w P$ z5 T& X. U Dear Sirs, $ O% |! a/ g; _7 L. _/ I We‘ve received your letter of November 13 and your Order No. 333. Much to our regret, / Y) x w' |9 N$ a we can hardly accept your order at the prices you bid since the prices of raw materials have increased recently. We‘re afraid the best we can do is as follows:& q: d8 J& P) O( E
Commodity Unit Price (Per doz) CIF London Size Quantity(doz)# y! D* c \4 E# ]8 I' D" u+ W
Woman`s Nylon Garments USD80.00 Small 156 m ]. S7 v B6 ^0 H! M
Woman`s Nylon Garments USD120.00 Medium 16: J7 D# D2 ^$ z) n4 @
Woman`s Nylon Garments USD160.00 Large 141 T7 m( Q8 B D3 ?( W0 P
As to payment terms, we usually require letters of credit. However, 3 T$ j; w, v; N( q8 ]+ c$ h% R in view of our long and pleasant relations, we will accept D/P 60 days this time. ~4 ]/ I6 e! V9 ?( s9 H1 B2 T$ r
But it must be clearly understood that, in so doing, we are not establishing a8 N8 ~/ g& P* ^ t% O3 s, ?
precedent. We hope you will accept our prices and give us a reply an soon as possible. 1 w( Z! D. |* \6 u. _& r' a Yours faithfully,+ C6 C+ z* l( c
(4) 5 J- C) ^. E& ?5 ~ Incoming Letter 5 ?" _" e8 x6 q+ R& | Dear Sirs, 7 C' i. b" R0 X6 M( M" A Your letter of November 20,1999 has been received. As we are anxious& Y$ V0 M( Z4 y
to finalize this transaction, we have been exerting ourselves to persuade our& L$ ]: y: a$ ]# H3 j2 D. g
clients to accept your prices. Eventually, they have decided to accept. U9 q; p) a0 a8 o% l3 Y: p" m8 P0 } We are glad to have been able to conclude the business with you and await your sales confirmation. * G4 w+ b5 W; P$ g, k+ Q0 v' w Yours faithfully,. H" P! i1 U: f- ~& ]
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Outgoing Letter; K P% T9 D! O% R
Dear Sirs, * H) @+ \- D1 l7 Y a4 x& \ We‘re glad that your clients have accepted our prices, which are narrowly calculated.