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BOMBAY. No. I I I .—Imports from the Persian Gulf) 1836-7. I Coffee . . . . Dates, dry and wet Eatables . . . Glass . . . . Metals (Arabic Olibanum Other sorts Hardware . . . . Indigo . . . . Ivory, elephants’ teeth Medicines and drugs ¡Brass, old . Copper, old Iron, British bar Tin . . . Mother-o’pearl, shells Oil, naphtha . . . . Pearls and coral . . Perfumery . . . . Piece goods, of sorts, 209 S a f f r o n ........................ Shark-fins and fish-maws Silk, raw . . . . . Stationery . . . . S u n d rie s ........................ Spices, cardamons, cloves, &c. Tortoiseshell . . . . Tobacco . . . . . Wine, Shiraz, 306^ gallons W o o l.............................. Weight. Cwt. 179,129 376 2,716 026 31 14,859 6 360 35 7 463 172 849 lbs. 170,643 48 8 46 661 25,218 96 279 526 68,540 Merchandise Treasure Horses . . . . 4 37 77 11 5,924 82 3 46 40 Total In 1837-8 the imports from the Persian Gulf amounted to . Showing an increase of . . • BOMBAY. No. I I I .—Exports to the Persian Gulf 1836-7. Weight. Value. Apparel * Cwt. lbs. Rupees. 5,864 Beer, If hhds. 190 Betel-nut . ’ 192 * *28 1,203 Cassia . . 144,761 21,591 Coals . . *52 630 Cochineal . l’,829 8,215 Coffee . 70,716 15,212 Cocoa-nuts, 88.000 • ; . . . , . . . 1,269 China-ware 41,018 Copra or dry cocoa-nuts................................................... 1,668 * *84 7,951 Coir . . 1,052 56 3,612 Cotton. . 136,200 18,816 Cornelians . 350 Earthenware . . 300 Eatables and confectionery .......................................................... 10,074 Fireworks (China crackers).................................... 240 Ginger. . 1,5*35 9,085 Glass . . 6,258 Grain, of sorts 1,28,492 Gums . . Í Olibanum . . . . . . . . . * 1*80 J , 105 L other sorts .......................................................... 258 *26 6,052 Gunnies, 1,500 230 Hardware and cutlery ................................................................. , . 7,707 Hemp . . 60 365 Indigo , 3*.763 8,129 Marine stores 556 Medicines and d r u g s ................................................................. 8*, 249 * *78 36,842 ' Copper, o l d ................................................... 7 56 300 , , sheet ................................................... 57 84 2,925 , , tiles and plates . . . . . . 20 111 1,030 Iron, Swedish b a r ........................................... 4,322 37 11,648 , , British bars . . . . . . . 2,485 69 11,148 ,, ,, n a i l s ............................................ 12 56 150 Metals . ,, ,, of s o r t s .................................... 87 56 735 Spelter................................................................. 122 910 Steel . . . . . . . . . . 409 4,715 Tin ................................................................. 28 ’ *5 995 Lead, pig and sheet . . . . . . . 1,538 13,516 ,,, r e d .......................................................... 16 160 , , white . . . . . . . . 15 220 Molasses or jagree . . . . . . . . . . . 245 800 Oil, of sorts 15,608 Plate, plated ware, jewellery, and w a t c h e s ............................. 110 Perfumery. 225 Pepper ' . 2*6*36 I *28 29,959 n long British printed cottons, &c„ 1,602 pieces . . , , white ditto, 28,989 pieces . . ,, cottons, of sorts, 197,191 pieces 13 28 636 16,640 1,89,506 7,82,378 Piece goods . i ,, y a r n ................................................... Country, of sorts, 318,047 pieces . . . . ,, shawls, Cashmere, 735 pieces . . 222*,580 2,03,495 9,87,880 1,04,600 ,, y a r n ................................................... 34*, 6*22 13,259 Salt • . 1,600 250 Silk, raw . 40*. 450 65,391 Spices, viz., cloves and c a rd& m o n s ............................................ *3*42 103 31,005 Spirits, brandy, 53 g a llo n s '............................. ....... 244 Stationery . 1,560 Sugar . • 22*, 4*60 *63 2,71,529 , , candy 16,400 105 2,54,995 Summerheads or umbrellas, China, 1 case . . . . . 280 Sundries . 31,717 Tea . . ............................................. 6,928 2,312 Tobacco . 2,660 195 Wines, 4974 gallons ................................................................. 2,014 Wood, of sorts 28,645 Woollens, British, 58 b a l e s .......................................................... 22,300 Merchandise 34,47,341 Treasure . 42,900 Total . . 34,90,241 In 1837-8 the Exports to the Persian Gulf amounted to 37,33,125 Making an increase of . 2,42,884 VOL* II.