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BRITISH INDIA. B-Value of Principal (i) Articles of Food, Drink, and Tobacco; (ii) Raw Materials; and (iii) Manufactured Articles, Imported into British India, by Sea, from the United Kingdom and other Principal Countries during the Year ended 31st March 1910.

[Extracte* from the " Annual Statev with Forei ,ent of the Trade and Navigation of British In in Countries, 1909-10."] Via From Principal Abtiolks.§ United Kingdom. From other Countries. Total All Imports, other. Principal Countries. (i) Articles (: (O-α Articles Articles of Food, Drink and Tobacco. Beer, Ale, and Porter Provisions ----- £ Beer, Ale, and Porter ... - 290,000 Provisions 777,000 £ 290,000 777,000 £ & £ £ £ 290,000 Germany 06,000 Belgium 5,000 1,000 362,000 777,000 Straits Settle- 336,000 Asiatic Turkey 242,000 577,000 1,982,000 ments. £ 1,000 577,000 £ 362,000 1,982,000 Salt Spices Spirits —Whiskey - Sugar, 16 Dutch Standard and abov ,, 15 Dutch Standard and eloi „ Molasses - Tobacco, Manufactured (including C and Cigarettes). Salt - 139,000 ire iw Ci e v ig ga rs 139,000 j Aden and De- 55,000 ) 139,000 Spain 111,000 < pendencies. I 101,000 459,000 ( Germany 53,000 \ Straits Settle- 523,000 H3.000} 42 ' 000 858 > 000 ments. ' ' ' 275,000 Germany 1,000 . 2,000 278,000 f Mauritius 1,601,000"] and De8,000 Java 4,874,000 1 pendencies. j> 142,000 7,172,000 j Austria- 547,000 | [_ Hungary. J * Java 137,000 Seychelles 8,000 2,000 147,000 — Java 159,000 Mauritius and 55,000 12,000 226,000 v Dependencies. 389,000 United States 98,000 Egypt 29,000 38,000 554,000 101,000 459,000 Spices I * 42,000 858,000 Spirits—Whiskey I 275,000 275,000 2,000 278,000 Sugar, 16 Dutch Standard and above 8,000 8,000 142,000 7,172,000 ,, 15 Dutch Standard and elow „ Molasses ----- — * 2,000 12,000 147,000 22(i,000 Tobacco, Manufactured (including Cigars 389,000 and Cigarettes). 389,000 38,000 554,000 i (ii) Raw Materials. Coal, Coke, and Patent Fuel - Oil: Kerosene - Lubricating , (Mineral) Precious Stones and Pearls, OnsetSilk, Raw 356,000 Natal 79,000 Commonwealth 28,000 21,000 484,000 of Australia * United States 1,180,000 Borneo 155,000 339,000 1,574,000 103,000 „ 218.000 55,000 376,000 * Bahrein Islands 255,000 Arabia 178,000 104,000 537,000 * China 452,000 Hong Kong 140,000 59,000 651,000 (iii) Manufactured Articles. Apparent ------ Books, printed matter and Stationery (gee also Paper). Boots and Shoes ferriages and Carts (including Motor Cars and Cycles). Cement Chemicals - Copper : Dnwrought : Tiies, ingots, cakes, and bricks Wrought : Mixed or yellow metal for sheathing Sheets and other manufactures Cotton : Twist and Yarn - - - - - Piece Goods : Gray unbleached —Shirtings - Other 239,000 472,000 Japan 48,000 Italy 19,000 Austria- 30,000 Germany 21,000 Hungary. Austria-Hungary 11,000 United States 4,000 Belgium 34,000 Germany 26,000 80,000 51.000 381,000 574,000 220,000 519,000 14.000 31,000 249,000 610,000 217,000 421,000 „ 22,000 Hong Kong 8,000 Germany 46,000 Italy 27,000 9,000 42.000 250,000 536,000 24,000 Japan 187,000 Ceylon 2,000 213,000 537,000 437,000 Germany 374,000 Belgium 4,000 Belgium 128,000 Germany 24,000 1,000 42,000 916,000 631,000 2,027,000 Italy 61,000 Holland 47,000 78,000 2,213,000 4,495,000 7,008,000 4,952,000 Holland 11,000 — United States 142,000 — Holland 100,000 Austria-Hungary 34,000 24<>ono i Ital 5' 133,000 1 249,000 -j Belgimn 110,000 ( Japan 307,000 Germany 175,000 2,000 20,000 36,000 4,508,000 7,170,000 5,122,000 White bleached - ... Coloured, printed, or dyed 5,064,000 228,000 5,790,000 Manufactures (including Sewing Thread). 645,000 817,000 1,444,000 Notts. —The figures in the above Tabl Conversions into £ sterling h * Less than 500/. •)• Including , drapery, uniforms, and returns. § The aggregate Imports of Food, lla 1 page 76 et seq. le are exclui lave been a >ive of Government Stores. iade at the rate of Iβ. id. per rupee. 1 accoutrer aents, for which the details are not separately stated in the original ,w Material! i, and Manufactured Articles into British India are shown in Statement C,