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621. In 1903-01 the administration of Maskat and Matrab customs
was satisfactory so far as tbo relations
MsAnt Agi-ncy Admiuiitration Report 1003-91.
between the Customs Superintendent, bis
staff and trading public were concerned.
622. Tbo following statement waa
SscrctR., February 100.', Nos. 309-839 (No. 321.)
submitted by Major Cox, with bia lottcr
No. 219, dntod Ctli August 1901:—
Supplementary statement shotting Bevenue of Ilaskat Customs.
AMOCNT AOTOAT-T.Y BHALI0BD. BY
Amount of MB SCLTAM. Avorngo
Valuo of vol- revonuo Dollar- Rupee
Tear. uuio of which should exchange for ItBWABia.
tbo year
trade. bavo boon prolably over*
rcaliied at b% Customs Arms. Total.
Farm, stated.
3 $ § 8 $ § Rs.
1894-95 3,708,180 185,409 115,000 + 40,000 = 155,000 100 = 210 1

1S95-96 8,708,210 185,410 125,000 + 40,000 = 165,000 100 = 190

Average ex-
1896-97 4,788,800 239,440 123,000 + 40,000 = 103,000 100 = 180 *. ohange of five
yoara Re. 177.
1897-98 5,372,000 268,600 140,000 + (including 140,000 100=160
arms).

1898-99 4,289,000 214,450 145,000 + 40,000=185,000 100 = 146

1899-00 4,134,020 206,701 Taken over by 206,701 100=125
Sultan in No­
vember 1899;

1900-01 4,726,776 236,288 Administered by 286,288 100 = 120
Sultan. Average ex-
* change of five
years Rs. 126.
1901-02 4,637,704 231,888 Do. 231,888 100 = 130

1902-03 5,711,950 285,597 Do. 285,597 100 = 125

1903-04 4,600,000 230,000 Do. 230,000 100 = 130

45,675,700 2,283,783 1,998,474

Loss resulting from farming
system ... 285,309
§ 2,283,783

Figures for 1203 04 not available in Busbiro.
“ dWi°S 161.600 ® 177% -MW»
C”.:l0m‘ dUri°g 7=8,004 8 126% —2,09,006
...3,93.016
Average cf 10 years