TRANSHIPMENTS. No. 45.-TOTAL VALUE of IMPORTED MERCHANDISE EXPORTED at PORTS in the Channel Islands Egypt Argentine Republic Other Foreign Countries Total to Foreign Countries BRITISH COUNTRIES. Irish Free State 165,476 177,589 146,414 102,706 75,343 133,547 223,409 479,294 207,494 214,298 145,371 176,098 10,929,376 11,885,340 12,355,218 12,743,616 9,479,060 5,953,432 4,945,044 5,995,196 75,756 71,974 88,982 74,863 60,873 53,105 23,529 52,378 Shown under Foreign Countries prior to 1915. British West Africa Union of South Africa British India 1,310,332 Straits Settlements 85,351 74,251 Ceylon 29,638 35,596 23,753 Hong Kong 29,504 153,455 213,528 459,965 434,948 514,464 499,277 487,880 236,381 187,912 202,482 766,943 916,502 908,451 832,137 689,709 691,256 737,777 723,105 1,334,260 1,488,668 1,430,916 1,193,838 833,776 853,824 908,834 100,731 134,273 120,176 153,992 142,231 22.280 19,628 Australia New Zealand British North America British West Indies and British 1,090,406 1,241,727 872,423 622,099 791,989 Guiana. Other British Countries 118,006 146,629 138,733 124,378 111,400 234,028 327,262 331,322 Total to British Countries TOTAL TO ALL COUNTRIES 6,430,065 7,333,741 7,282,024 7,082,880 6,131,726 4,579,403 5,203,313 5,626,653 17,359,441 19,219,081 19,637,242 19,826,496 15,610,786 10,532,835 10,148,357 11,621,849 NOTE.-The Value of Merchandise Exported after Transhipment under Bond, as stated in this Table, is not included in the General Returns of Exports. TRANSHIPMENTS. No. 46.-QUANTITIES and VALUE of ARTICLES of IMPORTED MERCHANDISE 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916. 1917. ARTICLES. Rum (including Imita- Galls. 1,048,959 895,328 1,044,063 1,078,147 990,830 600,562 211,322 tion Rum). Brandy Geneva Of all other Sorts Sugar: Refined 51,834 1,502,329 1,735,967 1,762,355 1,916,472 1,790,586 1,430,814 1,130,446 783,327 Lbs. 16,962,603 20,883,424 20,612,994 16,530,480 15,430,213 19,420,176 21,267,504 4,387,851 35,013,374 35,367,445 30,265,328 32,530,096 31,657,583 36,561,545 32,482,949 7,851,369 3,530,698 2,988,296 1,909,687 1,327,215 1,679,820 2,564,220 2,194,488 2,147,207 Galls. 1,922,048 1,510,923 1,604,747 1,690,330 1.376,319 1,159,446 1,141,892 790,645 Other Articles not separately enu- 13,268,772 14,695,335 15,413,785 15,612,280 11,669,351 6,620,104 5,818,051 8,727,983 merated. TOTAL VALUE OF ALL ARTICLES TRANSHIPPED UNDER BOND 17,359,441 19,219,081 19,637,242 19,826,496 15,610,786 10,532,835 10,148,357 11,621,849 TRANSHIPMENTS. TRANSHIPPED under BOND at PORTS in the UNITED KINGDOM. 959,189 5,006,631 15,401,057 14,007,286 14,835,653 17,663,946 20,537,438 Lbs. Tea. 8,433,779 9,427,649 8,742,466 7,589,000 9,954,341 14,971,833 18,484,962 Other Articles not separately 10,874,547 15,783,234 18,002,866 10,796,309 13,521,202 20,071,568 24,588,870 enumerated. TOTAL VALUE OF ALL ARTICLES (a) See note (ƒ), p. 139. SHIPPING. 144 No. 47.-TOTAL NET TONNAGE of BRITISH and FOREIGN VESSELS, distinguishing (a) A large part of the increase in the entrances and clearances in 1912 is due to a change in the mode of recording vessels calling at foreign ports in the course of a voyage from one port in the United Kingdom to another. Further a considerable tonnage representing vessels landing or embarking mails or bullion, but no other cargo, has been recorded as "with cargo "since the beginning of 1912. Such vessels were previously recorded as "in ballast." |