تقرير البعثة الخاصة إلى مصر بقيادة اللورد ميلنر، وأوراق ذات صلة [و‎‎١‎٣‎١] (٤٧٣/٢٦٣)

The principal item in the n other articled imported from
--British Possessions was Rice from'India (f.E. 438,250). The
empty sacka^ imported-fronL-XndifiL are included in the textiles
group (£324,124). In the case of the other countries named, the
"other articles" are made up of a great variety of relatively
small Itoms.
Tho situation in 1920 may be briefly surveyed, with a view
to indicating how far, if at all, the relative importance of
British and other interests may have been affected by the dis
appearance of special war influences on the currents of Egyptian
trade.
Eor the so van mon
import and export trad
merchandise only, excl
bullion.
^rade of Jan.
the ended July 1920, the distribution of
e was as follows. The figures relate to
uding both coin and gold and silver
- July, 1920. Values in £.E.
Country from or
Exports.
Imports.
to which oon.'igned.
United Kingdom
25,946,852
22,734,242
British Possessions.
812,777
7,177,114
Prance
6,433,889
2,721,765
b . 3. 1.
25,076,487
4,828,563
Italy
2,456,585
3,537,852
Japan
1,163,032
1,603,232
Germany
764,500
433,463
Other countries ...
4,147,178
14,901,855
.... . . . .
All Countries
66, 782,100
57,938,086
The leading commodities Imported and Exported in the first
seven months of 1920 were
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