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             ANNEXURE No. 2.—STATISTICS OE THE VALUE OP
                 MOTHER-OF-PEARL SHELLS EXPORTED ANNUALLY
                 PROM THE PRINCIPAL EMPORIA OF THE PERSIAN
                 GULP BETWEEN 1873 AND 1900.*

                                                                     Approximate
                          Truclal           Lingoh   Masqat   DQiiichr   total annual
                 Year.     ’ Oman   Halirnin   (In Its.)  (in §.)  (in It*.)  va'.ucn (In,
                                   (in Kb.)
                          (in Its.)                                   sterling.) ‘
                                                                        e
             1873- 74       4,900   15,000           20,000             4,065
             1874- 75       5,000    2,500   20,000  30.000             7,42 4
             1876-76        1,300    3,200   38.000  50.000            12,492
             1876- 77       1.500     400    32.000  20.000            16,158
             1877- 78       2.500     350    55.000   60,000           15,101
             1878 79        5,000    4,500  2,01,000  18.000           19,792
             1879- 80      10,600    1,300   74.900   35.000  14.000   13,202
             1880- 81      27,00)    2.00O  1,52,300   12.000   30.000   17,147
             1881*82       88,000    2,250  1,73,600   10,00.)  5,000  17,408
             1882-83       46.000    2,400  1,40,500   23.000          16,201
             1883*84        6.500    2,550  1,65,000  9,545    1,500   15.130
             1884-85       73.000    2.700  1.42.200   12.000  2,000   13,580
             18S5-86       79.000    2,850  1.27.400  15.000   9,700   12,725
              1886- 87     50.000            70.000  20.000             7,975
             1887- 88      15.000            96.000  20,000             9,520
             1888*89       25.000            95.000  16,000             8,625
             1889-90       55.000           1.65.000  13.000           13.131
             1S90-91       60.000           1.49.000  U,000            13,275
             1891- 92      80,000   22,100   99.000  20.000            10,056
             1892- 93      78.000   59,400  1.47.200  25.000  3,04,850  32,091
             1893- 94      60.000   79.100   1.12.000  30.000  4,25.060  37,267
             1894- 95      70.000   74,250   43.200   27.000  76,360   10,759
              1895- 90     65.000   75.100   50,800  20.000   1,87,650  16,842
             1896*97       60.000   79,500   30.200  20,000  2,23,040  18,7S6
              1897*98      50,000   91,120   36.900   25.000  3,37,442  27,411
              1898- 99     50.000   1,11,320  48,600   30.000  7,95,200  60,395
              1899- 1900   69,990   67,905   79,725  36.000   3,34,710  31,871
              1900- 01     31.000  1,12,730  51.000  1,17,180  1,86,096  27,925
              1961*02      35.000  1,61,515  92.000  22,588  1,07,606  17,894
              1902*0       35.000   1,04.715  88.500  70,600  24,197   15,625
              1903-04      40,010  2,36,190  68.500   G2,500  27,165   30,439
              1904*05      25.000  2,05,420  62,405  60.000   32,467   26,260


              Totals     12,93,290  16,22,366  29,04,830  9,68,313  31,24,033  5,85,502



                Averages   40,416   47,573   90,775  30,259   97,626  £18,297


                 * Tho figures in tho last column of the table have beon obtained by excluding
              J-hoco for Trucial ’Oman, of whioh llio entiro produco is exported through Lin gob, and
              is includod in tho returns for that placo up to and including the year 1902-03 ; i of
              the pioduco of Bahrain also has been deducted for a similar reason during tho same
              period. The exports of the othor emporia do not overlap. The values of tho Masqat
              dollar and of tho rupoe 1 avo boon calculated as in Anucxuro No. 1.
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