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“...No. 3055. Annual Series. Reference to previous Report, Annual Series No. 2878. Report on the Trade of the Consular District of Shimonoseki for the Year 1902 By Me. Consul F. W. Playfair. (Received at Foreign Office, July 13, 1903.) The value of the foreign trade of the Consular district of Shimono- Trade of seki, including the ports of Shimonoseki and Moji, during the year the •year- 1902 amounted to 2,187,2421, consisting of:— 1902. Value. £ Imports 757,744 Exports 1,420,408 Total 2,187,24-2 As compared with :— 1901. Ynlue. £ Imports 082,006 Exports .. 1,420,555 Total . - 2,402,561 Showing a decrease in 1902 of 224,262^. in imports and an increase of 8,943Z. in exports, that is to say a net decrease of 215,3191. Dec-rousc. In imports machinery,\metal manufactures, rice, sugar and imports, miscellaneous each show a marked decrease; while there was a large increase in the import of raw cotton, locomotive engines, iron ore and manure; and a smaller increase in the...”
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“...imported during the last three years are :— Year. Quantity. Value. i Tons. £ 1902 ...... .. ! 8,250 114',376 1901 ...... 21,511 304.,549 1900 ...... 167,251 Of the total import of " A " quality in 1902, over 20,000/. was cane sugar ; whilst of the " B " quality, 49,300/. represents roughly the value of the cane and 44,000/. that of the beet sugar imported. Of the latter, 26,500/. worth came from Austria-Hungary and 17,500/. from Germany, a small quantity was also imported from Java and the Philippine Isles. " A " quality represents 15 to 20, and " B " quality above 20 Dutch standardthe tendency is towards the better grades, and the import of sugar below 15 has practically ceased. Raw cotton. Of the raw cotton imported, some 201,500/. came from India, 57,700/. from the United States and 17,300/. from China. Distribution The following table shows the distribution of the trade of this of trade. district for the year 1902 :— Value. Country, ] Imports. Exports. United Kingdom British India...”
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“...SHIMONOSEKI. 5 The imports from the United Kingdom consisted principally British of machinery, 21,307/. ; metals, 20,3341; and railway cars, 7,446/. imports. Germany supplied machinery to the value of 38,937/. German. The imports from the United States include raw cotton, 57,7001. ; United Sinter 34.527J. for locomotive engines ; and 17,207/. for flour, The export of coal was as follows :— Exports. r Coal. Country. Value. £ China ., .. 447,310 3 52,40 L Straits Settlements.. ., .. 142,503 Dutch Indies 33,398 United States and Philippines 30,630 Russian Asia 12,009 France (Saigon) 10,467 United Kingdom 8,590 7,596 British India 7,535 Total...... 1,052,499 About half the export of coke went to Hong-Kong. Coke. Over 90 per cent, of the cotton yarns exported went to China, Cotton nrn8 the balance going to Corea. Matting in 1902 shows an increase over the previous year of Matting. 8,266?. The whole went to the United States. Portland cement shows an increase of 6,397 tons, valued...”
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“...8 SHIMONOSEKI. Annex I.—Return of Principal Articles of Import to the Ports of Shimonoseki and Moji during the Years 1902-1901. Western Pkoduce. j 1902. 1901. Articles. ----- Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. i £ £ Electric light, apparatus | 17,207 6,938 Flour.. .. .. Cwts. .. 45,918 28,026 11,278 Machinery— ! Cranes 9,046 Drilling 5,208 Locomotive engines 37,7S5 Steam boilers and engines 12,903 All other t ( 53,363 115,890 Metals— Iron ore .. Tons .. 48,325 34,666 pifi...... 1,461 5,448 „ rails and fittings .. >1 • • 2,403 16,668 „ materials of bridges and buildings J) ' « 1,505 27,508 Iron and manufactures of 16,582 25,092 Steel and steel manufac- tures 4,141 5,220 All other metals and manufactures thereof .. 10,687 27,163 Railway cars— Passenger .. 3,075 5,860 Freight 6,592 3,552 Submarine telegraph cables 5,102 Miscellaneous 18,392 27,804 Total 215,393 297,777...”
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“...SHIMONOSEKI. Return of Principal Articles of Import at the Ports of Shimonoseki and Moji during the Years 1902-1901— continued. Eastern. Produce. Articles. 1902. 1901. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. £ £ Beans, pulse, &c. Tons .. 12.923 66,316 14,013 63,024 Cotton, raw lijs. 16,112,266 277,617 9,19R,400 157,363 Eggs, fresh Number 9,235,000 12,684 8,426,000 11,678 Manure— Fish...... Tons .. 1,130 5,108 1,874 8,575 Oil cake 6,300 24,829 3,445 13,029 Other 3,000 2,218 Rice Tons .. 4,443 32,390 8,516 55,218 Sugar— Refined " A " 149 20,76i 4,360 57,087 „ "B" 8,101 93,612 15,076 224,547 Sundry 2,075 22,915 Miscellaneous.. •• 6,031 63,575 Total ' 542,351 684,229 Summary. Total Western produce .. ,, Eastern ,, .. ., Grand total Amount. 1902. 1901. £ 215,393 542,351 £ 297,777 684,229 757,744 9S2,006...”
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“...10 shimonoseki. Annex II.—Ketc/ii n of Principal Articles of Export from the Ports of Shimonoseki and Moji. during the Years 1902-1901. 1902. 1901. Articles. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. £ £ Camphor Tons 83 14,843 Coal...... 1,838,361 1,052,499 1,935,168 1,141,725 Coke...... i) 4,(172 7,240 Cotton manufactures 9,390 „ yarns Lbs'.' .. 8,008,955 207,239 4,903,120 125,130 Matting 21,543 13,276 Porcelain and earthen- ware 5,267 7,589 Portland cement Tons 10,525 21,162 4,128 0,649 Provisions and liquors 6,228 llice Ton's' .. 0,185 50,470 V.,467 45,077 Salt...... )> ■ * 5,176 5.9-in Straw ropes and bags 7,027 8,132 Sulphuric acid 5,7.1.0 Timber and planks .. 7,361 Miscellaneous.. 34,750 39,1511 Total 1,429,498 1,420,555 Annex III.— Retuen of all Shipping Entered at the Shimonoseki and Moji during the Yeai 1902, Steam. j Sailing. Total. Nationality. Number ' | Number Number of Tons. ! of Tons. of : Tons. Vessels....”