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Imports of Plates (all kinds) decreased from 237,000 piculs ($2,687,000) to 232,000 piculs ($2,686,000).
Imports of Tinplates decreased from 488,000 pieuls ($9.9 millions) to 219,000 piculs ($4.9
inillions).
Imports of China Tin Slabs and Ingots decreased from 138,000 piculs ($26.2 millions) to 112,000 piculs ($19.2 millions).
MINERALS AND ORES.
Tuports totalled $8.1 millions as compared with $12.8 millions, and exports $18.4 millions as com- pared with $17.5 millions.
Imports of Wolframite decreased from 62,000 pieuls ($11.0 millions) to 47,000 piculs ($7.0) millions).
NUTS AND SEEDS.
Imports totalled $13.8 millions as compared with $9.4 millions, and exports $10.6 millions as pared with 85.8 millions.
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Imports of Nuts increased from 444,000 piculs ($5,5 millions) to 968,000 piculs ($10.2 millions) and Seeds from 131,000 piculs ($3.3 millions) to 150,000 piculs (83.1 millions).
Imports of Pepper decreased from 24,000 piculs ($628,000) to 23,000 pieuls ($514,000), and exports from 23,000 piculs ($582,000) to 18,000 pienls ($398,000).
OILS AND FATS.
Imports totalled $78.2 millions as compared with $73,0 millions, and exports $77.3 millions as com- pared with $61.0 millions.
Imports of Lard decreased from 60,100 piculs ($2.3 millions) to 1,500 piculs ($38,000). Exports (largely of local manufacture) decreased from 9-4,000 piculs ($4.1 millions) to 35,000 piculs ($884,000), Exports to the United Kingdom decreused from 84,090 pieuls to 28,000 piculs.
Imports of Petrol decreased from 21.0 million imperial gallons ($14.5 millions) to 14.4 million gallons 10.9 million gallons ($10,3 ($11.0 millions), and exports from 13.1 million gallons ($11.8 millions) to millions). Imports from the Netherlands East Indies decreased from 12.5 million gallons to 10.0 million gallous, and U.S.A. from 8.2 million gallons to 4.4 million gallons,
Imports of Fuel Oil increased from 129,000 tons ($7.4 millions) to 204,000 tons ($0.8 millions),
Imports of Kerosene decreased from 22.4 million gallons ($7.7 millions) to 15.8 million gallons (85.5 millions). Exports decreased from 20.9 million gallons ($11.0 millions) to 14.4 million gallons ($7.4 millions).
Imports of Lubricating Oil decreased from 6.6 million gallons ($1.5 millions) to 3.0 million gallons ($2.4 millions).
Imports of Wood Oil increased from 353,000 pieuls ($19.2 millions) to 712,400 picols ($32.3 millions), and exports from 269,000 pients (815.5 millions, to 822,000 piculs ($39.9 millions).
PAINTS.
Imports totalled $2.3 millions as compared with $2.3 millions, and exports $1.7 millions as compared with $1.8 millions.
PAPER AND PAPERWARE.
Imports totalled $14.7 millions as compared with $16,1 millions, and exports $18.4 millious as com- pared with $10.4 millions.
PIECE GOODS AND TEXTILES.
Imports totalled $79,8 millions as compared with $76,8 millions, and exports $55.8 millions as com- pared with $46.5 millions.
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