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“...-laine .. ..I 260,700- j 482,000 Woollen manufactures .. .J 109,560 210,800 Plate and sheet iron .. .. | 101,250 169,350 Kails ........i 36,328 90,225 This list of diminished imports could he considerably extended, and the drop in the aggregate value would have been considerably greater but for the compensating rise in a few articles such as beans and bean cake, refined sugar and pig iron. The increase in the bean cake is an unmistakable indication of the resumption of business activity in Manchuria. Kaw cotton. Over 40 per cent, of the import trade of the port was in raw cotton, the leading staple. Even in this there was a falling-off of about 1,800 tons, as compared with 1900, though owing to rise in prices there was a slight increase in value. The quantities were 133,700 tons in 1901, as against 135,520 tons the year before, value over 5,250.000/. The decrease is only about 2 per cent., hut as- 1900 was in several respects an abnormal year, the comparison should be made with 1899 ; and...”