TABLE showing the Values of the Trade of French Indo-China, Siam, and Burmah,
in the Year 1901.
Imports. Exports. Coast Trade. Total. French Indo-China £8,099,000 £6,424,000 £2,791,000 £17,328,000 Siam £4,080,000 £4,670,000 £6,824,000 £15,560,000 † Burmah £5,542,000 £12,068,000 £20,065,000* £28,557,000 Total £50,493,000Report for December Quarter, 1902,
Errata.
Towards the end of the Report, the words: "the timber trade in Indo-China has been reserved," &c., should read: "exploitation of forests product in Tonquin," &c.
Transit Trade. The statement that the yarn for Yünnan came in about equal quantities from India and Japan was based on the report of the French customs, but further investigation appears to show that it is nearly all Indian.
The Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
presents his compliments to the Under-Secretary of State,
and is directed by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
the Colonies
to transmit, to be laid before the Secretary of State for
further sections of confidential
correspondence, as marked in the margin, attention being called
to July 20$4, and to July 24$1.
Foreign Office,
12 September, 1903.
* Does not include transit trade- £1,339,000
† The coast trade of Siam is probably not very large.
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TABLE showing the Values of the Trade of French Indo-China, Siam, and Burmah,
in the Year 1901.
French Indo-China
Siam
Burmab
'Fotal
:::
dential.
Imports.
Exports.
Coast Trade.
Total.
£
£
£
8,099,000
6,424,000
2,791,000
4,080,000
4,670,000
6,824,000
5,542,000
(t 12,068,000
20,065,000* 6,871,000 28,557,000
15,560,000
17,328,000
17,605,000
50,493,000
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Report for December Quarter, 1902,
Errata.
Towards the end of the Report, the words: "the timber trade in Indo-China has been reserved," &c., should read: exploitation of forests product in Tonquin," &c.
Transit Trade.The statement that the yarn for Yünnan came in about equal quantities from India and Japan was based on the report of the French customs, bus further investigation appears to show that it is nearly all Indian,
Trade
16,81
$3.
$1.
The Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
presents his compliments to the Under-Secretary of State,
and is directed by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
the Colonies
to transmit, to be laid before the Secretary of State for
further sections of confidential
correspondence, as marked in the margin, attention being called
6, $4 to me. 2.of July 20$4, and to July 24 $1.
0
* Does not include transit trade- 1,339,0002
† The const trade of Siam is probably not very large.
Foreign Office,
12 September, 1903.
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