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Freights. Weights of Commercial Importance.
of freight to Bombay has remained
[hroughout the year at Rs. 25 per ton. Iba.
10 KUm(1 Buahira man) . . . 7M 1
'*ilipP*ng ratcB t0 ^on<^on ^ur*n8 lh« yea*1 have
[ten ** underj-—________________________ •I Tabriz or Custom* mao (alao caned bat­
man) . . 6*4 |
From tlth From Sbt
i M»rrh 1922 /illy 1921 VtMW. 1 Shiraz man . . 7*6 1
to Zbt to 24th
Juh y 1922. X*rchl92S.
1 Haohim man-
in Boehire . . . . . 124
t m. 4. £ «. 4.
(• S IS 0 * 0 0 Per too 40 til. in Chogadak and Cbakutah . . 124
4 W • 2 12 0 lflari. in Angali, Radhilleh, Khushab. Zirat,
4 IS 0 Z 12 0 „ 40 e-rt. or Shabankarch, Zaidan and Be b be ban 139}
<&*■
17 cwt.
in Zira and Bibira . 165
4 19 0 Z 12 0 40 e-ft.
ft* in Haynt Daad . . 184
J: vili be seen that there has been a considerable in Zimvri . . 232}
UD is freight* to England. . 240
: in Hindion .
CURRENCY. 1 Khortrar (100 batmans) . 064
i
JC< Shah is (tO poll) . = I Kran.
• !(• Eroos . . = l Taman.
Coixage current in district—Nickel pieces of 1 and Packing.
l?:»!iis ; silver pieces of 1 Krsn (very few), 2 and
551:iis (few), Imperial Bank of Persia notes of 1, 2, Transport from Bashire to the interior is almost
1.5.10, etc., tumans. entirely by mules. A fair weight for bales tramr-
la Bashire itself rupees and sovereigns are ac- purteo "by muies is 150 to 180 lbs. each half mule
eepted. load. Cases should be oblong about 30 by 16 inches.