22017061 alisima bar
.atderg
30188
-36.
SATA
321
fungkun. Sanon.
Kwaishin.
Total.
JOIJEN 10/3
Timbers and wood (Value in
Taeis.)
Tobacco
(Piculs)
31,216 5,313
77
53
36,529
130.
...kolour .3 Kausares A
...lais) .3 ...fodusm Juic nedb *o**odels **
A
„Alderent .I .39* Mud S tudees! .2
..*odotel
1800]
The export in Brown Sugar in 1901 was 49,733 piculs from Tungkun, and 32,108 piculs from Sanon. It is not possible to ascertain from the returns from what districts the matting comes. But the Commissioner tells me that it is exported chiefly from Shikiung on the East River and Lin Tau on the West.
The total export in 1901 was 408,128 rolls valued at 1,779,707 taels. In 1902 it was only 219,001 rolls valued at 985,505 taels. The Commissioner in his report for 1902 says that the large decrease in the export of matting and of Brown Sugar is chiefly due to fiscal changes. From other sources I learn that Sugar can now be obtained in Hongkong from other places cheaper than it can be obtained from Tungkun and that a great part of the Sugar from that district goes to Canton. An increase in the use of Japan matting is I understand the cause of the reduction in the export of that article.
I attach a tracing shewing the positions of the places named above.
-190 od 18eJ JE
(eu) 2382
(eword)
24th. February, 1904.
(sidoid) eviden djo10 se 7800
*9*1* Lae #9911
.C
27
133.8
įILE COQ
Jl Lu (9130 d214 JIUTH 1297* Job Desniu bie mniel caen !!? evi,
30.
(firud.jel regat
(211899.bird 19784 (18cov) 243
Gems()16* (79JJOŃ
udebes
(amot:)
(Sd.) A. A. Brewin,
Registrar-General.
22017061 alisima bar
.atderg
30188
-36.
SATA
321
fungkun. Sanon.
Kwaishin.
Total.
JOIJEN 10/3
Timbers and wood (Value in
Taeis.)
Tobacco
(Piculs)
31,216 5,313
77
53
36,529
130.
...kolour .3 Kausares A
...lais) .3 ...fodusm Juic nedb *o**odels **
A
„Alderent .I .39* Mud S tudees! .2
..*odotel
1800]
The export in Brown Sugar in 1901 was 49,733 piculs
from Tungkun, and 32,108 picuis from Sanon. It is not possible to as- certain from the returns from what districts the matting comes. But the Commissioner tells me that it is exported chiefly from Shikiung on the
East River and Lin Tau on the West.
The total export in 1901 was 408,128 rolls valued
at 1,779,707 taeis. In 1902 it was only 219,001 rolls valued at 985,505 taels. The Commissioner in his report for 1902 says that the large decrease in the export of matting and of Erown Sugar is chiefly due to fiscal changes. From other sources i learn that Sugar can now be obtain- ed in Hongkong from other places cheaper than it can be obtained from Tungxun and that a great part of the Sugar from that district goes to Canton. An increase in the use of Japan matting is I understand the cause of the reduction in the export of that article.
I attach a tracing shewing the positions of the
places named above.
-190 od 18eJ JE
(eu) 2382
(eword)
24th. February, 1904.
(sidoid) eviden djo10 se 7800
*9*1* Lae 
#9911
.C
27
133.8
įILE COQ
Jl Lu (9130 d214 JIUTH 1297* Job Desniu bie mniel caen !!? evi,
30.
(firud.jel regat
(211899.bird 19784 (18cov) 243
Gems()16* (79JJOŃ
udebes
(amot:) <aud
(Sd.) A. A. Brewin,
kegistrar-General.
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