مجموعة ١١١/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. كرمانشاه - يوميّات سياسية." [و‎‎٣‎٠‎٦] (٧٥١/٦١٤)

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“ go. The first «now of winter fell In Kertnanehah on \c
the ni^ht of the 4th-5th. There were further light fells
ot enow an«i rain nuring tho mouth but mu h «aor# anow is
neeasd both here sad lu Xurdistsn to the growing
cro.-s fiom Trust# Th*3 ^rice oi grain ou th>- free ..^rltet
has risen about SO to froa> XI0 to ISO toc&ans u Itbarwar•
There has been no change however in t e prise of ^froe 1
bresfi and average daily issues of flour to the w 3overnwex t*
^akere i»il from 16J tons in November to 14 toiu in
Ueceraber* A further X # 500 tons of grain was purchased In
the Kermanehah collscting area and total purchases by the
end of tho month smoanted to 12 f 748 tons of wheat and
ApQQQ tons oJ barley. Sorac 1,330 tons of giratn wee
despatchea to Tehran during the month, Xeuyln^ over
lb # 000 tons in stock in Xerua&sfcnh and brsnohes.
gl. As « solution lor transfert difficulties, ir tobln-
sou has proposed a return to the mere practical s^ fctem in
operation last crop year when the supplies depart fas at had
a fleet of trucks uaner its own control instead of b&vlAg
to obtain truck® from ths S.B.2. a* and whsa required, an
arrangernent which has worfc&d out biily.
gg. do^te 100 tons of sugar has been distributed la tribal
districts in this area durio* the lust t« or t ire j &<onth3 f
ss well ae limited supplies of tea and cotton jpleae-goode.
gr Hutchinsou has resisted all attempts on the part of
tribe! le&dere to awwwre the delivery of supplies In
Xomansbah - where they can bo easily b<2 disposed of on the
black msrkst <• and has wucecadcd in transferring theis to
the tribal districts where they arc to be cou»i»«4# i^ore
than this he admito that ha oaunot do. The stores in
karmaashah are now almost empty of sugar and cloth, s
situation which c&rmct often have occurred oefore, respite
ths ever present nrsd for thtfse goods In outlying areas,
ctocka of tea are in ed.o«sa of preheat ratiou-re^ulrevests*
gg. Th^ dhuhabad sugar luctory is reported to have
started wortt on the 6th.
t$um, Aim aoasrEBOi i
24. rht ^cnasnshah baaagr htm rt# fe a^ncd cane of its lost
confidence and most prices h? vt risen about 10, • There
were no store bajukruptoie® dui'ing the month. The local
Konager of the Banque—i^ellle believe® that the f<d 1 oi
prices In the early autumn was to acme extent engineered
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