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The value of exports according to groups of commodities was :DISTRIBUTION OF EXPORTS IJY Cf.ASS AND GROUP, 1945 AND 1946.

Class and

CLASS J.-FOOD, Drink & TOBACCO l. Grain and flour

2. Feeding stuffs for animals

3. )feat

4. Animals, living, for food

5. Dairy produce

G. Fresh fruits, nuts & vegetables

7. Beverages

8. Other foodstuffs

9. Tobacco and tombac

Total food, drink & tobacco

CLASS ll.- ARTLCLES MAINLY UNMANUFACTURED

1. Coal

2. Non-metalliferous mining and quarry

products, other

3. Metallifcrous ores and scrap

4. Wood and timber

6. Textile materials, raw or waste

6. Seeds, beans & nuts for oil, oils, Cats, gums and resins

7. Hides and skins, undressed

8. Miscellaneous raw materials and articles mainly unmanufactured

Total articles mainly unmanufactured CLASS llI.-ARTICLEe MAINLY MANUFACTURED

1. Coke and manufactured fuel

2. Ceramic ware, glass and manufactured

quarry products

3. Iron and steel manufactures

4. Non-ferrous metals and manufactures thereof

5. Cutlery, hardware, implements, instruments

& photographic film

6. Electrical goods and apparatus

7. Machinery

8. Wood and timber manufactures

9. Cotton yarn & manufactures thereof

10. Woollen yarn & manufactures thereof

11. Silk yam and manufactures thereof

12. Other textile manufactures

13. Apparel

14. Chemicals, drugs, dyes &. colours

15. Oils, fats & waxes manufactures

16. Leather manufactures

17. Paper and cardboard

18. Aircraft, ships and vehicles 10. Rubber manufactures

20. Miscellaneous articles

Total articles mainly manufactured
CLASS IV.-ANIMALS, LIVING, N.R.S. UNCLASSIFIED GOODS

T0TAL MERCHANDISE
CLASS V.-BULLION AND SPECIE 2

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