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           Introduction— ..........                                        6
              Aunivenary of British Trade Intcropti .                      6
              Position of Burhiro in the Foreign Trado of S-.atbom Persia   fl
           Stato of Trade in Southern Perrin. 1012-13   .   .   .   .   .  7
           Caravan Routes and Insocoritj in 1912-13— .....                 7
              Buibire-Shiraz Road ........                                 a
              Itahdari Exaction* from Caravans ......                      8
              Ratos of Mulo-hiro Bushire-Shiraz ......                     8
             Government Forwarding Department and Mu! • Ifiro Agreement .   9
             Shiraz-Isfalian Road : and rates of roulo hire ....           9
             Ahwaz-fsfahan Road and average rates of hire ....            9
             Scarcity of Transport Animals...................................................  10
           Volume of Trado—   .........                                   10
             Imports                                                      10
             Export i...........................................................................................  10
             Comparison of Trado of various countrios ....                10
           Financial Situation in tho Gulf Porta, 1912-13   ....          II
           Kew Customs House............................................................  11
           Proposed Increase of Customs Tariff ......                     11
           Banking and Exchange.......................................................................  11
           Wcatlior and Rainfall— ........                                II
             Temperature...................................................•  13
           Public Health...........................................................................................  12
           Shipping.....................................................................................................  13
           Freights ...........                                           13
           Distribution of Imports ........                               13
           Origin of Exports .........                                    15
           Import Trado— ......................................................................  13
             Cotton Manufactured Goods .   .   .   .  _ .   .   .         15
             Woollen Tams and Tireaei...................................................  18
             Cotton and Woollen Underwear ......                          13
             Loaf-rugar ......................................................................  IS
             Cry rial sugar .................................................................................  13
             Kerosene                                                     18
              Metals............................................................ ..........  IS
             Continental Competition against British Goods .   .          19
           Export Trade .......               ...                         19
             Wheat and Barloj ........                                    19
             Opium ••».••••••                                             20
             Carpota .......                  ...                         21
             Almonds .......                 ....                         21
             Gum Insoluhlo and Guzn Tragacanth   .   .   .   .   .        23
             Wild Aimonda (known as **Ahluk ")   .   .   .   .   .        23
             Dry Dates .......                ...                         23
             Rosewater ..........                                         23
             Otto or Attar of Rose* .....     .   .   .                   23
             Other Produce .........                                      22
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