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CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

Imports totalled $10.0 millions as compared with $5.4 millions, and exports $0.5 millions as compared with $3.4 millions.

Imports of Acids (all kinds) decreased from 13,800 piculs ($124,000) to 10,400 piculs ($97,800).

Imports of Pharmaceutical Products increased from $2.0 millions to $2.8 millions, and Unenumerated Items from $935,000 to $1.8 millions.

CHINESE MEDICINES

Imports totalled $22.1 millions as compared with $20.3 millions, and exports $17.0 millions as compared with $13.8 millions; unenumerated items accounted for $15.3 millions of the total imports, compared with $13.3 millions.

Imports of Ginseng decreased from $4.1 millions to $3.5 millions.

DYEING AND TANNING MATERIALS

Imports totalled $8.2 millions as compared with $4.7 millions, and exports $5.3 millions as compared with $8.6 millions.

Imports of Aniline Dyes (not including Indigo) increased from $1.9 millions to $3.5 millions. There were increased imports from Germany, France and the United Kingdom.

Imports of Artificial Indigo increased from 13,000 piculs ($1.4 millions) to 21,000 piculs ($2.2 millions).

FOODSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS

Imports totalled $155.3 millions as compared with $123.4 millions, and exports $118.6 millions as compared with $91.9 millions.

Imports of Beans (all kinds) decreased in volume, but increased in price from 519,000 piculs ($4.0 millions) to 541,000 piculs ($1.6 millions).

Imports of Marine Delicacies (such as Agar Agar, Arabi, Beche de Mer, Conpoy, Cuttle Fish, Prawns and Shark Fins) decreased in volume from 88,000 piculs to 67,000 piculs but increased in value from $4.2 millions to $4.3 millions.

Imports of Fresh Fish decreased from 180,000 piculs ($2.0 millions) to 130,000 piculs ($1.6 millions).

Imports of unenumerated Fish and Fishery Products increased from $4.2 millions to $4.7 millions, the chief source of supply being Japan.

Imports of Wheat Flour increased from 964,900 piculs ($7.9 millions) to 1.1 million piculs ($12.5 millions). Imports from U.S.A. increased from 48,000 piculs to 225,000 piculs.

Imports of Rice (all kinds) increased from 7.9 million piculs ($30.7 millions) to 8.2 million piculs ($58.9 millions).

Imports of Game and Poultry (live) were the same at 2.5 million head, but the value increased from $1.9 millions to $2.1 millions.

Imports of Sugar (all grades) decreased in volume but increased in value. Imports amounted to 27 million piculs ($20.1 millions) as compared with 30 million piculs ($17.4 millions). Exports of Refined Sugar amounted to 938,000 piculs ($9.0 millions) as compared with 1.2 million piculs ($8.8 millions).

Imports of Fresh Fruits decreased from 655,000 piculs ($4.9 millions) to 489,000 piculs ($31.2 millions).

Imports of Vegetables (including dried and preserved vegetables) increased from 966,000 piculs ($5.2 millions) to 1.0 million piculs ($6.1 millions).

Imports of Butter increased from $847,000 to $1.1 millions, Eggs from $2.5 millions to $2.7 millions, and Bacon and Ham from 1.1 million lbs. ($576,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($958,000).

Imports of Beef and Mutton increased from 1.3 million lbs. ($129,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($575,000). Imports of Milk (Condensed, Evaporated and Dried) increased from $4 millions to $3.2 millions.

Imports of Tea increased from $3.1 millions to $3.9 millions. Exports of Tea totalled $3.6 millions compared with $2.8 millions.

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CHEMICALS AND DRUGS Imports totalled $10.0 millions as compared with $5.4 millions, and exports $0.5 millions as compared with $3.4 millions. Imports of Acids (all kinds) decreased from 13,800 piculs ($124,000) to 10,400 piculs ($97,800). Imports of Pharmaceutical Products increased from $2.0 millions to $2.8 millions, and Unenumerated Items from $935,000 to $1.8 millions. CHINESE MEDICINES Imports totalled $22.1 millions as compared with $20.3 millions, and exports $17.0 millions as compared with $13.8 millions; unenumerated items accounted for $15.3 millions of the total imports, compared with $13.3 millions. Imports of Ginseng decreased from $4.1 millions to $3.5 millions. DYEING AND TANNING MATERIALS Imports totalled $8.2 millions as compared with $4.7 millions, and exports $5.3 millions as compared with $8.6 millions. Imports of Aniline Dyes (not including Indigo) increased from $1.9 millions to $3.5 millions. There were increased imports from Germany, France and the United Kingdom. Imports of Artificial Indigo increased from 13,000 piculs ($1.4 millions) to 21,000 piculs ($2.2 millions). FOODSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS Imports totalled $155.3 millions as compared with $123.4 millions, and exports $118.6 millions as compared with $91.9 millions. Imports of Beans (all kinds) decreased in volume, but increased in price from 519,000 piculs ($4.0 millions) to 541,000 piculs ($1.6 millions). Imports of Marine Delicacies (such as Agar Agar, Arabi, Beche de Mer, Conpoy, Cuttle Fish, Prawns and Shark Fins) decreased in volume from 88,000 piculs to 67,000 piculs but increased in value from $4.2 millions to $4.3 millions. Imports of Fresh Fish decreased from 180,000 piculs ($2.0 millions) to 130,000 piculs ($1.6 millions). Imports of unenumerated Fish and Fishery Products increased from $4.2 millions to $4.7 millions, the chief source of supply being Japan. Imports of Wheat Flour increased from 964,900 piculs ($7.9 millions) to 1.1 million piculs ($12.5 millions). Imports from U.S.A. increased from 48,000 piculs to 225,000 piculs. Imports of Rice (all kinds) increased from 7.9 million piculs ($30.7 millions) to 8.2 million piculs ($58.9 millions). Imports of Game and Poultry (live) were the same at 2.5 million head, but the value increased from $1.9 millions to $2.1 millions. Imports of Sugar (all grades) decreased in volume but increased in value. Imports amounted to 27 million piculs ($20.1 millions) as compared with 30 million piculs ($17.4 millions). Exports of Refined Sugar amounted to 938,000 piculs ($9.0 millions) as compared with 1.2 million piculs ($8.8 millions). Imports of Fresh Fruits decreased from 655,000 piculs ($4.9 millions) to 489,000 piculs ($31.2 millions). Imports of Vegetables (including dried and preserved vegetables) increased from 966,000 piculs ($5.2 millions) to 1.0 million piculs ($6.1 millions). Imports of Butter increased from $847,000 to $1.1 millions, Eggs from $2.5 millions to $2.7 millions, and Bacon and Ham from 1.1 million lbs. ($576,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($958,000). Imports of Beef and Mutton increased from 1.3 million lbs. ($129,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($575,000). Imports of Milk (Condensed, Evaporated and Dried) increased from $4 millions to $3.2 millions. Imports of Tea increased from $3.1 millions to $3.9 millions. Exports of Tea totalled $3.6 millions compared with $2.8 millions.

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(63) 1 CHEMICALS AND DRUGS. Imports totailed $10.0 millions as compared with $5.4 millions, and exports $0.5 millions as pared with $3.4 millions. Imports of Acids (all kinds) decreased from 13,800 piculs ($124,000) to 10,400 piculs ($97,800). Imports of Pharmaceutical Products increased from $2.0 millions to $2.8 millions, and Unenumerated Rems from $935,000 to $1.8 millions. CHINESE MEDICINES. Imports totalled $22.1 millions as compared with $20.3 millions, and exports $17.0 millions as Compared with $13.8 millions; uncnumerated items accounted for $15.3 millions of the total imports, compared with $13.3 millions. Imports of Ginseng decreased from $4.1 millions to $3.5 millions. DYEING AND TANNING MATERIALS. Imports totalled $8.2 millions as compared with $4.7 millions, and exports $5.3 millions as com- pared with $8.6 millions. Imports of Aniline Dyes (not including Indigo】 increased from $1.9 millions to $3.5 millions. There were increased imports from Germany, France and the United Kingdom. Imports of Artificial Indigo increased from 13,000 pieuls ($14 millions) to 21,000 pieuls ($2.2 millions). FOODSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS. Imports totalled $155.3 millions as compared with $123.4 millions, and exports $118.6 millions as compared with $91.9 millions. Imports of Beans (all kinds) decreased in volume, but increased in price from 5-19,000 pieuls ($4.0 millions) to 541,000 piculs ($1.6 millions). Imports of Marine Delicacies (such as Agar Agar, Arabi, Beche de Mer, Conpoy, Cuttle Fish, Frowns and Shark Fins) decreased in volume from €8,000 pieuls to 67,000 piculs but increased in value from $4.2 millions to $4.3 millions. Imports of Fresh Fish decreased from 180,000 piculs ($2.0 millions) to 130,000 piculs ($1.6 millions). Imports of unenumerated Fish and Fishery Products increased from $4.2 millions to $4.7 millious. the chief source of supply being Japan. Imports of Wheat Flour increased from 964,900 piculs ($7.9 millions) to 1.1 million piculs ($12.5 millions). Imports from U.S.A. increased from 48,000 piculs to 225,000 pients. Imports of Rice (ull kinda) increased from 7.9 million piculs ($30.7 millions) to 8.2 million piculs ($58.9 millions). Imports of Game and Poultry (live) were the saine at 2.5 million head, but the value increased from $1.9 millions to $2.1 millions. Imports of Sugar full grades) decreased in volume but increased in value. Imports amounted to 27 million piculs ($20.1 millions) as compared with 3,0 million pieuls ($17.4 millious) Exports of Refined Sugar amounted to 938,000 pieuls ($9.0 millions) as compared with 1.2 million picuds ($8.8 millions). Imports of Fresh Fruits decreased from 655,000 piculs ($4.9 millions) to 4890,000 piculs (31.2) axillions). Imports of Tegetables (including dried and preserved vegetables) increased from 966,000 piculs ($5.2 millions) to 1.0 million piculs (86.1 millions). Imports of Butter increased from $847,000 to $1.1 millious, Eggs from $2.5 millions to $2.7 nillions, ani Bacon and Ham from 1.1 million lbs. (8576,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($958,000). 15 Imports of Beef and Mutton increased from 1.3 million lbs. ($129,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($575,000)). Imports of Milk (Condensed, Evaporated and Dried) incrensed from $4 millions to $3.2 millions. Imports of Ten increased from $3.1 millions to $3.9 millions. Exports of Tea totallel $3.6 millions Compared with $2.8 millions. 82

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CHEMICALS AND DRUGS.

Imports totailed $10.0 millions as compared with $5.4 millions, and exports $0.5 millions as pared with $3.4 millions.

Imports of Acids (all kinds) decreased from 13,800 piculs ($124,000) to 10,400 piculs ($97,800).

Imports of Pharmaceutical Products increased from $2.0 millions to $2.8 millions, and Unenumerated Rems from $935,000 to $1.8 millions.

CHINESE MEDICINES.

Imports totalled $22.1 millions as compared with $20.3 millions, and exports $17.0 millions as Compared with $13.8 millions; uncnumerated items accounted for $15.3 millions of the total imports,

compared with $13.3 millions.

Imports of Ginseng decreased from $4.1 millions to $3.5 millions.

DYEING AND TANNING MATERIALS.

Imports totalled $8.2 millions as compared with $4.7 millions, and exports $5.3 millions as com- pared with $8.6 millions.

Imports of Aniline Dyes (not including Indigo】 increased from $1.9 millions to $3.5 millions. There were increased imports from Germany, France and the United Kingdom.

Imports of Artificial Indigo increased from 13,000 pieuls ($14 millions) to 21,000 pieuls ($2.2 millions).

FOODSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.

Imports totalled $155.3 millions as compared with $123.4 millions, and exports $118.6 millions as compared with $91.9 millions.

Imports of Beans (all kinds) decreased in volume, but increased in price from 5-19,000 pieuls ($4.0 millions) to 541,000 piculs ($1.6 millions).

Imports of Marine Delicacies (such as Agar Agar, Arabi, Beche de Mer, Conpoy, Cuttle Fish, Frowns and Shark Fins) decreased in volume from €8,000 pieuls to 67,000 piculs but increased in value from $4.2 millions to $4.3 millions.

Imports of Fresh Fish decreased from 180,000 piculs ($2.0 millions) to 130,000 piculs ($1.6 millions).

Imports of unenumerated Fish and Fishery Products increased from $4.2 millions to $4.7 millious. the chief source of supply being Japan.

Imports of Wheat Flour increased from 964,900 piculs ($7.9 millions) to 1.1 million piculs ($12.5 millions). Imports from U.S.A. increased from 48,000 piculs to 225,000 pients.

Imports of Rice (ull kinda) increased from 7.9 million piculs ($30.7 millions) to 8.2 million piculs ($58.9 millions).

Imports of Game and Poultry (live) were the saine at 2.5 million head, but the value increased from $1.9 millions to $2.1 millions.

Imports of Sugar full grades) decreased in volume but increased in value. Imports amounted to 27 million piculs ($20.1 millions) as compared with 3,0 million pieuls ($17.4 millious) Exports of Refined Sugar amounted to 938,000 pieuls ($9.0 millions) as compared with 1.2 million picuds ($8.8 millions).

Imports of Fresh Fruits decreased from 655,000 piculs ($4.9 millions) to 4890,000 piculs (31.2) axillions).

Imports of Tegetables (including dried and preserved vegetables) increased from 966,000 piculs ($5.2 millions) to 1.0 million piculs (86.1 millions).

Imports of Butter increased from $847,000 to $1.1 millious, Eggs from $2.5 millions to $2.7 nillions, ani Bacon and Ham from 1.1 million lbs. (8576,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($958,000).

Imports of Beef and Mutton increased from 1.3 million lbs. ($129,000) to 1.7 million lbs. ($575,000)). Imports of Milk (Condensed, Evaporated and Dried) incrensed from $4 millions to $3.2 millions.

Imports of Ten increased from $3.1 millions to $3.9 millions. Exports of Tea totallel $3.6 millions Compared with $2.8 millions.