Department of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics India Accounts Relating to the Sea-Borne Trade and Navigation of British India for May 1939

Explanatory Note.iii—iv Foreign Trade in May 1939. v—vi Summary tables. 1-24 Tables relating to Declared Values per unit of princiji 1 articles of Imports and Exports. 25 and 26 Country tables— Value of Total Imports rrom each principal country. 27 Value of Total Exports of Indian Merchandise to each principal country. 28 Foreign Trade— 1 I.—Imports. 30-159 II.—R[...] Explanatory Note. iii—iv Foreign Trade in May 1939. v—vi Summary :tables. 1-24 Tables relating to Declared Values per unit of principal articles of Imports and Exports. 25 and 26 Country tables— Value of Total Imports from each principal country. 27 Value of Total Exports of Indian Merchandise to each principal country. 28 Foreign TradI.—Imports. [...] Treasure.—The weights of imports and exports of gold have from April 1921 been shown in " fine ounces "and those of silver in " standard ounces ' the latter meaning the British standard (II fine) ; while thwalues of both private and Government imports and exports of gold and silver represent the market values ate time of import and export except in the case of Government of India Rupees of w [...] Furnitare Cabinetware and Manufactures of Wood and H. Glass and Earthenware I. Hides sad Skins tanned or dressed and Leather 1. Maehinety of all kinds (including belting for Machinery). K. Metals-Iron and Steel and manfactures thereof. L. Metals other then Iron and Steel and manufactures thereof. N. Paper Pasteboard and Stationery N. Rubber manufactures. 0. Vehicles (excluding Loc [...] and Leather. J. Machinery of all ldads (dwiading belting for Machinery). K. lietaie—Iron and Steel and manufactures thereof. L. Metals other than Iron and and raanutactures thereof Steel M.—Pstr6yPasteboard and 8ta-. N. Rubber manufactures. & Vehicles (sotainday L000matives etc.