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Outgoing Letter4 N: \6 }( _9 J0 g& H' Z! h7 Y5 d
Dear Sirs,' Z- W4 t, v; J4 ~5 m
We‘re glad that your clients have accepted our prices, which are narrowly calculated.
& w( r; |) A* n! f) t These goods will be packed in boxes of half dozen each and 10 dozen to a carton, and shipped in December from China port to London with transshipment and partial shipments allowed. Insurance is to be covered by us against ALL Risks and War Risk for 100% of the invoice value. Enclosed is our Sales Contract No.116 signed in Beijing on 28th November, 1999 in duplicate, a copy of which please sign and return.. ^5 O( d. r1 e4 d% R) K& m
Yours faithfully,4 I1 K1 m& q& ^- F) p8 `
CONTRACT
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# H" k: W6 s& u- z1 ] SELLERS:
2 ?; |0 O+ A$ H& u/ _- z BUYERS:
- d! @; T* J/ f1 `9 q4 Z: w1 ?+ } This Contract is made by and between the Buyers and the Sellers, whereby the Buyers agree to buy and the Sellers agree to sell the under - mentioned commodity according to the terms and conditions stipulated below:3 ?& l& W! j5 E2 L( ^
Commodity Size Quantity (doz) Price per doz CIF London Amount: G4 E1 y. s6 P+ _
London Trading Co. Ltd.
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4 X- t7 L; l& i" }; \! H& J4 U Outgoing Letter
5 V' w4 y8 q; U2 J" Y0 Y Dear Sirs,
* l. Q2 U+ ^) L( A; A$ [ We‘ve received your letter of November 13 and your Order No. 333. Much to our regret,4 z3 k+ H. T3 s+ v
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:
% Y: e! S' i' J- E* p Commodity Unit Price (Per doz) CIF London Size Quantity(doz)% S/ u& n% w9 a+ n3 k5 _
Woman`s Nylon Garments USD80.00 Small 153 g; Q. ]% J. i: E/ G3 P
Woman`s Nylon Garments USD120.00 Medium 16
+ W. A& M1 n. e; j1 Y4 I" ^ Woman`s Nylon Garments USD160.00 Large 14
# A W9 G& e- I/ s+ m. f As to payment terms, we usually require letters of credit. However,
8 e+ o6 }+ ^' f9 a; [3 i l in view of our long and pleasant relations, we will accept D/P 60 days this time. r2 T+ H3 K) S+ K% Z3 ?/ p
But it must be clearly understood that, in so doing, we are not establishing a
0 ?) \) g% W( T- l precedent. We hope you will accept our prices and give us a reply an soon as possible.6 e S% q. ^/ g- T4 b1 Z1 Y/ u8 O
Yours faithfully,
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Incoming Letter, G7 ]& ~" j+ Z7 O) w4 K6 X
Dear Sirs,
1 n0 y8 r! c( R; ]) k Your letter of November 20,1999 has been received. As we are anxious8 h$ \8 ^, `: k7 l
to finalize this transaction, we have been exerting ourselves to persuade our" ~/ l3 W( k8 E9 c
clients to accept your prices. Eventually, they have decided to accept.# g; h4 s; Q6 M- M
We are glad to have been able to conclude the business with you and await your sales confirmation.
/ x! @% v& `' m, M! m Yours faithfully, |