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(6) S U M M A B Y of the
PEU-TCXPIX ARTICLES
of
DOMESTIC JPEODUCE EIPOETED
from
CTPEUS,
classified according to Groups, during the Years ended 31st December. 1929 to 1933.
Artioles.
Quantities.
1929. 1930. 1931. 1932. 1933.
Value.
1929. 1930. 1931. 1932. 1933.
Brought forward ..
CLASS II.—RAW MATEBUT.S AND
ARTICLES "MAINLY UNMAND-
FACTcrRED :—continued.
Mining & QuaiTJ ProduCtS.-COTli.
Metalliferous Ores:—
Chrome iron .. .. tons.
Pyrites
,
Olive stone
cwt.
Origanum Oil
„
Pomegranate rinds
Silk cocoons
„
Silk cocoons, waste of .. „
Silk, raw
„
Silk, raw, waste of .. .. „
Spices and Seeds :—
Aniseed
„
Cotton seed
Cumin seed
„
Linseed
,
Other
,
Sponges
„
Straw
„
Sumac
„
Wool
,,
Baw Materials, Other .. value
Total, Class IT ..
CLASS HI.—ARTICLES WHOLLY
OB MAINLY
M A N U P A C T U B E D
:—
Articles of Antiquity .. value
Cordage and Twine .. .. cwt.
Cotton Manufactures .. value
Earthenware :—
Bricks
No.
Tiles
„
Other
value
Embroidery & Needlework „
Gypsum
tons.
Leather:—
Boots and Shoes .. .. pairs
Other
value
Silk Manufactures
Woollen Manufactures .. „
Other Articles
Total, Class HI..
CLASS IV.—ANIMALS NOT FOB
F O O D : —
Animals, Uving :—
Camels
No.
Donkeys
„
Horses
Mules
,
Other
value
Total, Class IV ..
BULLION AND SPECIE :—
Bullion:—
Gold
ounces
Silver
„
Total, Bullion .. .. value
TOTAL EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC
PBODUCE
value
£ I £
397,345178,179
m
25
*
501
60
215
157
63
~32',161
—
1,281
101
37
139
110
569]
S29
291,100238,488199,786
3,600
161
923'
409
1
150
79,
26i
177,630209,970
37,187. 1,449
23 15
2,275' 2,521
7,079
10,018
12.00S
160
40|
58,708;
12,426
5,715
9,8211
14.681J
• 4,170!
663:
10
21.121J
15,839,
1,936
584,'
21,762
!
8,686'
5,440
378i
10*
10,573
8,509
3,306,
80
77
50
51
4,888
9,123
434
26
2,752
9,184
3,816
204
86
109
1,456
5 877
8,024
499
21
356
12,005
8,318
I _
20 10
1,910J>30 -'.215.0X> 1.646.4001.733.00") 1.583.000
26,300 3,175 204197,950342,000
12,219: 9,338 9,
/.,
8,116 10,644
207 228' 164, SS; 188
S4: 248' 136
452
!
516i 477
20' 62| 48
1,386 1,829 1,062
210
736
31
1,599
171
1,394
49
1,643
40
363
2,112 —
279,483248,441
* — • 2,968
750
•
12,287
247
£
122,482
£
69.454
3! -
194,7501166,552
225 1,126
£
83,262
24,632
1,354
165
2,829!
21,392
10,22?!
396J
3,064
4,097
7,746
27,773
6266
44S
1.1S5
;
90
17,163
662
682
2228
25,021
3293
981
831
986
10,333
5,365
1,093
2S3j
205
4,113
1,206
9,051
78
625
4,040
!
11,906
2,3S7
380
733
510
5,542
7,152
535
802,165499,949,366206
150
413
1
142
3,641
191
66
5,101
4,073
410
1,907
589
5,919
6,616
254
195,779
81
295
371
5
7
9,741
364
148
327
8,341
4,810
544
1,476
32
7,412
16,581
514
266,605330,090
344'
8* — —
488
1
I
2,866
229
200i
1.315
1
299'
3,322
28
35
6,398
95
2,210
1
18
1,217
30
103
2,107
1,010
21,496 15,407! i2,939 1S255
13,455 9,882! 9,783' 6,406
88
128
201
103
2,756
1
207' 1238!
400;
411!
1,896'
I
43,238
225
145
582
127
2,137
33,504
138
89
260
128
2,836
34,895 32,426
718 1.9S2
2,325' 2,655
411! 1,032
36,990; 40,521
77 10
866 1,082
2,035 2,359
520
1
299
20,687; 35,529
13 6
72
15
530
1,772
1296
2
16,453
6,614
80
265
196
123
1,273
28,691
856
4,491
509
30,684
3
40,521; 46,200 24,121; 39,275 36,543
1.58-2,0831.145.4669S3.860857,301
357
27
3S4
810,976
* Included in R a w Materials, Other.