"تقرير عن إدارة رئاسة بومباي لسنة ١٨٨٨-١٨٨٩." [ظ‎‎٨‎٣] (٤٥٦/١٧٣)

BOMBAY ADMINISTRATION REPORT.
Chap. IV-
PRODUCTION
AND
DISTRIBUTION.
Foreign Trade:
Entries and clear
ances of Shipping
with Cargoes.
Total Coasting
Trade.
110
This was distributed as follows :
Articles.
Imports.
Arms, Ammunition, &c.
Liquors—
Ale, Beer and Porter
Spirits
Wines and Liqueurs
Other sorts
Oils— Minerals—Petroleum
Opium...
Salt ...
All other articles ...
Exports.
Grain and Pulse—Rice and Paddy
Total
1887-88.
1S88-89.
Rs.
Rs.
67,917
87,202
19,563
12,97,032
1,73,110
26,495
13,43,724
1,55,499
58
56
56,929
3,72,999
220
487
7,656
17,142
1,349
1,589
16,23,834
20,05,193
2,35,044
1,92,488
Increas
in 18°88^ reaS0
ns.
d 19,285
+ 6,932
+ 46,692
-17,611
-2
+ 3,16,070
+ 267
+ 9,486
+ 240
+ 3,81,359
—42,556
xne lOHOWing HtcLUCUlCiJ-e cah-luj-co uhc aaru. uumii
entered and cleared with cargoes from and to foreign external ports :
vessels which
1887-88.
1888-89.
Increase or Decrease in 1888-89.
Vessels.
Tons.
Vessels.
Tons.
Vessels.
Tons
Entered ...
1,013
11,47,024
996
11,44,923
—17
— 2,101
Cleared ...
953
9,91,530
889
10,27,454
—64
+ 35,924
Total ...
1,966
21,38,554
1,885
21,72,377
—81
+ 33,823
The above table includes steamers and sailing vessels. The number that entered and cleared
shows a diminution of 81 as compared with 1887-88, while the tonnage was greater by
33,823 tons. There was a decrease of 17 in the number and of 2,101 tons in the burthen of
the vessels that entered, while those that cleared were less by 64 and the tonnage larger by
35,924 tons. Of the total number of vessels that entered and cleared, 1,187 with a tonnage
of 2,039,482 tons were steamers and 698 with a tonnage of 132,895 tons were sailing ships.
Classified by nationality the vessels were as follows : British 1,056, Austrian 66 , Italian 67,
Turkish 27, other European 34, American 4, native 309, Arab 308, and other Asiatic 14.
The total figures of the coasting trade of the Port of Bombay are noted below. They
comprise imports from and exports to
I.—Foreign Indian Ports.
II.—British Ports in other Presidencies, including Sind,
III.—British Ports within the Presidency.
Transactions in Government Stores and Treasure are also shown, but are not included
in the totals :
1887-88.
1888-89.
Increase in 1888-89.
Decrease in 1888-89,
Imports.
Merchandise
Treasure
• ••
Rs.
10,46,90,795
23,48,431
Rs.
10,53,69,238
31,20,924
Rs.
6,78,443
7,72,493
Rs.
••••♦•
Total ...
10,70,39,226
10,84,90,162
14,50,936
......
Government Stores
Do. Treasure
• • •
3,22,327
2,43,595
2,08,875
6,67,693
*4,24,098
1,13,452
Exports (including Re-exports.)
Merchandise ... ...
Treasure
7,03,19,931
35,35,877
7,62,22,733
35,15,252
59,02,802
20,625
Total ...
7,38,55,808
7,97,37,985
58,82,177
Government Stores
Do. Treasure
r 9 •
11,69,621
85,80,625
11,41,525
1,96,34,500
1,10^53,875
28,096
Total Trade.
Merchandise ... « ...
Treasure
...
17,50,10,726
58,84,308
18,15,91,971
66,36,176
65,81,245
7,51,868
Total ...
18,08,95,034
18,82,28,147
73,33,113
Government Stores and Treasure
1,03,16,168
2,16,52,593
1,13,36,425
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