Page 344 - 2 Persian Trade rep Bahrain 2_Neat

2

5. Tb* total amount of oil produced by the Co., Ltd., in Bahrain amounted to 527,479,828 ton*.
Bahrain Petroleum Co., Ltd., during tbc year under A statement of oil* exported by the Bahrain Petro­
report vna 1,007.729'075 tons. Crude oil received leum Co., Ltd., in 1939-10 is given below:—
from Arabia and refined by :he Bahrain Petroleum
TABLE IL

Gnnolioe. Keronme. DieBd. Fuel. Crude.

Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tonv
7.994*316
23?: \ : : : : : 36.7.J1*78 37,624*265 45,993-402 50,474-926
T/.0 SJ*«J
S7.i:i'2S0
Ceylon...................................................................... 5.183W2 1,001*850 16,252-795 54,413-542
Union of South Africa (including Kenya
and Poi^ipjcse East Africa) 101.19GW3 44.084-269 22,780033 18,467*100
Italian Es<e Africa . 14,627*726 1,640*190 16,556*098
French Sonaliland .... 8,911-868
Aden ....... 18,523-783
Canary Isimds ... 62,021-3*12
Straits Set dciocnta .... 6,599*468 38,214*364
Kunna ....... 3,217*302 36,731*314
Australia ...... 167.640632 32,963*981 2,660l»6
New Zealaui . . . . . G6.302(»*f 5.091-428 1,832-4 S2
.Philippine Elands ..... 7.633-325 1.833097
Tttal 406,720 314 211,963-360 j 1 49,946019 225,739*897 52.u21*302
Admiralty 3arpcs . 2.031-303
U. S. A. (Svnplc) . 3C83 16*435
406,720-314 211.963-360 149,946 01 9 227,774-883 62,037740
a'kudi Aral an Government—
Eastern .Arabia - 1,119-579 173056 199-145
407,839-S>3 212,140416 150,145*164 227.774-883 52.037-740
Sunken 29,030*748 19.093*571
Shipnx^mts to California Arabian Standard Oil Company not included.
Import^ of oil from the Ang'o-Iranar, OilCompiny 8. Table IV below shows the value of general
deluded i44,230 gallons of kerosene, 162,660 gal­ merchandise exported as compared with pearls and
lons of avation spirit and 121,632 gallons of petrol. specie:—
Of this 273,642.400 and 22B50 gallc-ns were re-
exported to Arabia and Iran respectively.
6. There has been no improvement in the pearl
Trade.
7. Table III below give* the value of genera] TABLE I?.
merchandae imported as compared with pearls and
►pecie. Tie declared value of pearls is considerably
U-sa than their real value :— I o<rn«.
1934-39 193*4') De-fr**-.
TABLE IIL i*. I*. iu.
Prtrli flti-liN nlw) «^7,440 a.ttic* i.is»o
1938-39 1909.40 latrvue. . . . 41>9,7M 2».SS,!0*
VcrrtMSlM 1,42.44.990 9S.4S.OSO 86.77.840
*4. Mm. Ks.
rtvU (cWUr* vsloc) 47.200 77,800 w 'ToUl 2.08.4J.KO 1,29,74,200 78,47.-SO
• il *9,57,100 4144.000 2,00,990
9«'jAMSiK 1.33.21.930 1,79.16.730 63.64*00
9. The addresses of the principal importers and
T«r*J • fi.73.24,230 2,»^9,030 t.i+.OOO 63,74,100
exporters are given below;—

i