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The Nationality of the Crews in British and in Foreign ships was as follows:-

VESSELS. BRITISH CREW. AMERICANS AND EUROPEANS. ASIATICS. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. British, 162 301 656 Foreign, 513 9,306 19,717 641 674 86,386 134,307 Total, 675 957 10,057 21,076 9,754 12,399 208,865 284,824

Hence in British ships:

1918. 1919. 9.66% 12.74% of the crews were British. 0.58% 0.83% of the crews were British. 0.66% 0.45% of the crews were other Europeans. 6.88% 7.17% of the crews were other Europeans. 89.68% 86.81% of the crews were Asiatics. 92.51% 92.00% of the crews were Asiatics.

TRADE.

Detailed and accurate statistics of imports and exports are now collected and published by the Imports and Exports Department. The rough statements hitherto included in these reports are therefore discontinued.

IMPORTS.

The number and tonnage of ships of European type construction carrying cargo for import and transit, compared with 1918, were as follows:-

1918. 1919. Increase. Decrease. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. Steamers, 2,028 674 3,337 4,864,643 1,234 2,372,690 River Steamers, 3,660 4 5,356 2 8,110 Sailing Vessels, 6 7 3,550 1,917,236 110 111,438 Total, 7,003 6,906,783 8,125 9,159,925 1,234 2,372,690 112 119,548 Nett Increase 1,122 2,253,142

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The Nationality of the Crews in British and in Foreign ships was as follows:- VESSELS. BRITISH CREW. AMERICANS AND EUROPEANS. ASIATICS. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. British, 162 301 656 Foreign, 513 9,306 19,717 641 674 86,386 134,307 Total, 675 957 10,057 21,076 9,754 12,399 208,865 284,824 Hence in British ships: 1918. 1919. 9.66% 12.74% of the crews were British. 0.58% 0.83% of the crews were British. 0.66% 0.45% of the crews were other Europeans. 6.88% 7.17% of the crews were other Europeans. 89.68% 86.81% of the crews were Asiatics. 92.51% 92.00% of the crews were Asiatics. TRADE. Detailed and accurate statistics of imports and exports are now collected and published by the Imports and Exports Department. The rough statements hitherto included in these reports are therefore discontinued. IMPORTS. The number and tonnage of ships of European type construction carrying cargo for import and transit, compared with 1918, were as follows:- 1918. 1919. Increase. Decrease. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. Steamers, 2,028 674 3,337 4,864,643 1,234 2,372,690 River Steamers, 3,660 4 5,356 2 8,110 Sailing Vessels, 6 7 3,550 1,917,236 110 111,438 Total, 7,003 6,906,783 8,125 9,159,925 1,234 2,372,690 112 119,548 Nett Increase 1,122 2,253,142
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10. The Nationality of the Crews in British and in Foreign ships was as follows:- VESSELS. BRITISH CREW. AMERICANS AND EUROPEANS. ASIATICS. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. · British, 162 301 656 Foreign,. 513 9,306 19,717 641 674 86,386 134,307 751 1,359 9,113 11,725 122,479,150,517 Total, 675 957 10,057 21,076 9,754 12,399 208,865 284,824 Hence in British ships: And in Foreign ships:- 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. 9.66% 12-74% of the crews were British. 0.58 % 0·83% of the crews were British. 0.66 % 0.45% of the crews were other Europeans. 6.88% 7.17 % of the crews wore other Europeans. 89.68 % 86.81% of the crews 92.51% 92.00% of the crews were Asiatics. TRADE. → were Asiaties. Detailed and accurate statistics of imports and exports are now collected and published by the Imports and Exports Depart- The rough statements hitherto included in these reports are therefore discontinued. ment. IMPORTS. The number and tonnage of ships of European type con- struction carrying cargo for import and transit, compared with 1918, were as follows:- 1918. 1919. Increase. Decrease. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. Steamers, 2,028.674 13,466 3.337 4.864,643 4.571 7,237,333 1,234 2,372.690 | River Steamers, 3,660 Sailing Vessels, 6 7 3,550 | 1,917,236 4 5.356 110 111,438 2 8,110 Total,.... 7,003 6,906,7838,125 9,159,925 1,234 2,372,690 112 Nett Increase..... 1,122 2,253,142 ... 119,548
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10.

The Nationality of the Crews in British and in Foreign ships was as follows:-

VESSELS.

BRITISH CREW.

AMERICANS

AND EUROPEANS.

ASIATICS.

1918.

1919. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919. 1918. 1919.

·

British, 162 301

656

Foreign,.

513

9,306 19,717 641 674 86,386 134,307

751 1,359 9,113 11,725 122,479,150,517

Total,

675 957 10,057 21,076 9,754 12,399 208,865 284,824

Hence in British ships:

And in Foreign ships:-

1918.

1919.

1918.

1919.

9.66%

12-74% of the crews were British.

0.58 %

0·83% of the crews were British.

0.66 %

0.45% of the crews were other Europeans.

6.88%

7.17 % of the crews

wore other Europeans.

89.68 %

86.81% of the crews 92.51%

92.00% of the crews

were Asiatics.

TRADE.

→

were Asiaties.

Detailed and accurate statistics of imports and exports are now collected and published by the Imports and Exports Depart- The rough statements hitherto included in these reports are therefore discontinued.

ment.

IMPORTS.

The number and tonnage of ships of European type con- struction carrying cargo for import and transit, compared with 1918, were as follows:-

1918.

1919.

Increase.

Decrease.

No.

Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage. No. Tonnage.

Steamers,

2,028.674 13,466

3.337 4.864,643 4.571 7,237,333 1,234 2,372.690

| River Steamers, 3,660 Sailing Vessels, 6

7

3,550 | 1,917,236

4

5.356

110 111,438

2

8,110

Total,....

7,003 6,906,7838,125 9,159,925 1,234 2,372,690 112

Nett Increase..... 1,122 2,253,142 ...

119,548

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