SUGAR. No. 56-Continued. ACREAGE, and QUANTITY of SUGAR Produced in, Imported into, and Exported (b) Estimates only, no returns being procurable. (c) For Trinidad only for years prior to 1899, when Tobago became a ward of Trinidad. For the domestic exports of sugar from Trinidad and Tobago during those years, see the next Table. No. 56-Continued. SUGAR. from the undermentioned SUGAR-PRODUCING COLONIES and POSSESSIONS—continued. SUGAR.-DOMESTIC EXPORTS. No. 57. QUANTITY of SUGAR (other than REFINED) of DOMESTIC PRODUCE (a) The figures given are inclusive of Molasses. (b) For the 12 months ended 31st March of the year following that stated. SUGAR. DOMESTIC EXPORTS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. (c) For the year ended 30th June. 265 91 (b)1,894,909 (b) 2,113,900 (b) 2,402,533 1,680 (b)2,518,989 British Honduras. British Guiana. 10,167.757 10,513,286 10,642,120 TOTAL. (e) Sugar of all kinds. (d) Year ended 30th September. SUGAR.-DOMESTIC EXPORTS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. EXPORTED from PRINCIPAL BRITISH POSSESSIONS to the UNITEd Kingdom, (c) For the year ended 30th June. COTTON. No. 59.-ACREAGE, and QUANTITY of COTTON PRODUCED IN, and EXPORTED in each of the (a) The figures are for twelve months ended 31st March, of the years stated. The exports are by sea only For total exports by land, see Table No. 24, pp. 58-9. (b) The figures in above statement relating to the area and production in British India are extracted from the Agricultural Statistics of India, 1901-2 (p. 346). They include the Native States. The acreage shows the area actually sown, and the quantity represents the production of cleaned" cotton (i.e., cotton with the seeds extracted). Con versions have, as regards production, been made from bales to lbs. at the rate of 400 lbs. to the bale. (c) For rates of conversion of rupees into £ sterling, see table No. 2, p. 5. |