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              38.  Two Basra steamers John O'Scott and JaJJarx   Pice: Increase 11s.   ,
             called here 15 times.                    Increase dne to tho merchants     U
              39.  Thirteen Hamburg America Lino steamers   profits in previous years imported **crivclhl!^
             touched Bahrain during the year with an average of   actual requirements and largo   A** ,£*
             1,934 packages against 1,056 packages last year.   liand at tho closo of tho year. 00** re*»aiaeJ **
            Tho incrcAso in average is largely due to additional   Haber dashery : ' Increase
             13,000 eases korosino oil, which makes an extra   due to general prosperity.  37,5-30
            thousand per steamor.                       Kcrosine oil: Decrease 1?«. lfiipin
              Pilgrims Traffic.—Two pilgrim Btcamers of tho   duo to largo stock on hand from pmvioo *""l>CCre'  *
            Bombay Persia Steam Navigation Company carried   imports were made by Standard Oil CoJ8 X0
             158 pilgrims to Jedda in November 1909.  imports as were mado consisted cnKr/i1*^* Sach
              40.  Freight to and from India were Us. 10 to   OU.                Urt,7 o* Fiaiae
            Ra. 11 per ton.                             Pearls: Increase Rs. 42.10,000 :—Tha
              41.  Tho rate for sheila to Hamburg by tho   pearls was normal bnt quality good, m/^^tj
            Hamburg America Line steamers was 26 shillings   is chiefly due to tho 30 per cent rise ln‘Teai«
            per ton, and by British India Steam Navigation   pearls over that of last year, ai.d sale   (f
            Company 26 shillings 3 pence.             hand.                               ca
              Exchange.—Turkish Liras’ rato during the year   Flour : Increase Rs. 63,987:—P  ra*pcrouscondii;c.3
            averaged Ra. 13-11J- and the valuo of Maria Theresa   and no stock from previous year.
            dollars fluctuated between Rs. 1*27 and 1*37
            per cent.                                 dc^rd-dLontr;rosAfS^sx“p
                                                      in excess of requirements and exports increase.
                             Imtokts.
                                                        Sugar, Loaf: Increase Rs. 13,010Increase ^
              Ooais and Sheep : Increase Rs. 1,34,650:—Greater   to there having been no stock from last year.
            demand for meat due to the prosperous pearling   Sugar, Soft: Increase Rs. SS.SS2:—Owing to
            season.                                   prosperity and corresponding greater demsud f„*
              Wearing apparel: Decrease Rs. 16,700    coofectionery and sweetmeats and there was no stock
            Decreaso due to btock on band from previous year.  from previous year.
              Cojjec :—Increase Rs. 2,63,S14 .—Imports were
            larger than the local demands. There was also   Tea: Increase Rs. 1,01,4.05;—Chirfly due to
            large stock on hand at the close of the year.  increased exports to Persia.
              Coir and Coir rope; Increase Rs. 87 534:—Taking   Planks and Beams: Increase Rs. 23,155.—la-
            advantage of prosperous season, Masters of boats   creased building.
            both here and on mainland took opportunity of more   Tobacco : Increase Rs. 2,20,339:—Heavy imports
            extensive removals to their boat ropes.
                                                      from Tracial Oman. There was no stock on fcaal
              Piece Goods: Increase Rs. 9,91.900.-—Under pros­  from previous year.
            perous conditions tho demand improved. Stock at
            end of year wsb great and price3 ruling higher   Broad Cloth: Increase Rs. 28,515:—Return to
            merchants brought more than required. About   normal conditions.
            double the usual quantity was re-exported in the   Abas: Increase Rs. 34,150:—Normal conditions.
            preceding year thus depleting stocks.
              Dates: Increase Rs. 2,12J850:—Increase doe to   Carpets : Increase Rs. 49,960: —Prosperity.
            largo quantities of dry dates being transhipped to   Sped,: Increase Rs. 84.44,903Owine to higher
            India through Bahrain.                    prices of pearls more specie was imported to purchase
              Charcoal: Decrease Rs. 80,600:—Decrease due to   them, secondly, general purchasing powers rm
            large stock on hand from previous year.   greater, and thirdly, ten lakhs were re-exported a
              Gold Lace: Decrease Rs. 68J375:—Not imported   excess of last year.
            due to stock in hand.                      Shells (Oyster):—The imports were
              Gold embroidered cloth: Decrease Rs. 56,680:—   same and exports in quantity were but ahg J
            There is little demand for this article, and imports   higher than the preceding year. 'Hua increase
            have fallen to normal conditions after excess imports   value of exports is owing to rise in price.
            in previous year.
              Wheat: Increase Rs. 1,23,170.—Increase chiefly      C. F. MACKENZIE, Capt**
            dne to good crop in India and Persia and cheaper             Political Agent, Rohr**-
            prices also. Thore was no stock on hand at the
           close of last year.                              Bunin i
             Barley: Increase Rs. 17f60:—Ditto.       Ti e lOtl September 1910.
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