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TOBACCO

Imports totalled $6.5 millions as compared with $9.5 millions, and exports $5.2 millions as compared with $7.9 millions.

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Imports of Cigarettes decreased from 2.4 million lbs. ($5.2 millions) to 1.5 million lbs. ($3.0 millions); Foreign Prepared Tobacco from 23,519 lbs. ($114,000) to 16,170 lbs. ($73,000); Prepared Native Tobacco fror, 2 million lbs. ($1.4 millions) to 1.2 million lbs. (30.9 million); and Raw Tobacco from 75 mlion lbs. ($2.6 millions), to 6.1 million lbs. ($2.4 millions).

VEHICLES

Imports totalled $1.2 millions as compared with $4.5 millions, and exports $2.1 millions as compared with $1.5 millions.

Imports of Bicycles and Tricycles increased two-fold to $269,000, largely from the United Kingdom. Motor Car imports decreased from 777 valued at $1.9 millions to 528 valued at $1.2 millions due to the fall in imports from U.S.A. which declined from 313 ($945,000) to 49 ($123,000). Imports from the United Kingdom increased from 256 ($576,000) to 302 ($765,000) and Canada from 29 ($119,000) to 89 ($207,000).

Imports of Motor Lorry Chassis increased from 159 ($107,000) to 282 ($661,000). the United Kingdom share advancing from 25 ($80,000) to 73 ($186,000) and Canada from 2 ($7,000) tỏ 93 ($179,000), while U.S.A. declined from 105 ($256,000) to 96 ($234,000).

WEARING APPAREL

Imports totalled $4.1 millions as compared with $4.4 millions, and exports $8.5 millions as compared with $12.8 millions.

SUNDRIES

Imports totalled $64.0 millions as compared with $71.5 millions, and exports $57.2 millions as compared with $60.2 millions.

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