Sixty-Fifth Annual Report of the Government Cinchona Plantations and Factory in Bengal for the year 1926-27

This state of affairs is due principally to the fact that the harvesting has been conserved owing to the necessity of having a large supply of bark in stock on the expiration of the agreement with Messrs. [...] The harvesting has been regulated by the needs of the factory and the supplies of foreign bark. [...] 8 840; also the increase in the value of stores at the end of the year Rs. [...] As the result of the fall in the world price selling rates were lowered at the beginning of the year to— Rs. [...] The increase in the value of the plantations due to alteration in the method of valuation is Rs.