Department of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics India. Accounts relating to the Sea-borne Trade and Navigation of British India for the Calendar year 1939

CONTENTS Page"; Diagrams showing the monthly movement of trade frontispiece Explanatory Note. i and ii Foreign lira-borne Trade in the year 1939. 1-5 Samosa ry Tables. 7-19 Tables Malin.. [...] to Declared Values per unit of principal articles of relating and Exports. ' V and 21 Country Tables— Value of Total Impede from each principal country „ „ Exports of Indian Merchandise to each principal country. Foreign Trad22 '23 1.-1 inports. 2489 II.--Exports of Foreign Merchandise. 90-95 Ill.—Exhorts of Indian Merchandise. 96-138 Table relating to Imports Re-exp [...] PRINCIPAL ARTICLES I.—O'ood Drink and Tobacco— Fruits and vegetables— Dates. Grain pulse and Sour— Wheat. Rios not In the husk Liquors— Ale beer and porter Spirit Wines. Provisions and Oilman's storeSlamIts and cakes. Canned and Mal le 1 pro% sions. Farhmeeoua a161 paten! foods Milk condensed and prserved served including milk cream. Spices-- Beteinuts Cl [...] mainly umnamdactureCoal. Precious stones and pearls unset. Oils— Kerosene. Oilier kinds of nar ral oil. Cotton raw Silk raw and 00 3009 i. Wood and Timber — 'leak Wood. 148—Ardeles wholly or mainly manuftetured-- Apparel— Boots and shoes. Oold and sliver thread. Chemicals Drugs and Medeines— Chemicals. Drugs and Mediehles Cutlery hardware 1 mple moots etc.— Har [...] COUNTRIES British Empire— United Kingdom. Aden and Dependencies (Vision. : Burma (a). Straits Settlements. I longkong. Union of South Africa. : Nlauritius and Dependencies (including Seychelles) 'Zanzibar and Pemba. Kenya Colony. Canada. : British West India Islands. Australia. New Zealand. i Other British Possessiona. i 1937 05 44 89