HC Deb 01 April 1930 vol 237 cc1056-7
21. Mr. ANNESLEY SOMERVILLE

asked the President of the Board of Trade the amount of coal and the value of machinery shipped from this country to the West Indies last year, and the amount of homeward cargoes of sugar?

Mr. W. GRAHAM

With the hon. Member's permission, I will circulate the figures in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

The following TABLE shows the total quantity and declared value of Coal, Coke, Manufactured Fuel and Machinery exported from the United Kingdom and registered as consigned to the British West Indies during the year 1929.
Description. Exports (U.K. Produce and Manufactures) consigned to
British West India Islands. British Honduras. British Guiana.
Quantity. Declared Value. Quantity. Declared Value. Quantity. Declared Value.
Tons. £ Tons. £ Tons. £
Coal 46,139 42,285 520 947 3,685 3,220
Coke 96 181 52 111
Manufactured Fuel … 3,050 3,203 3,045 3,177
Machinery and parts thereof 2,789 250,491 75 7,074 572 47,559
NOTE.—The exports of imported machinery during 1929 were as follows:—Consigned to British West India Islands 1 ton, valued at £932, to British Honduras less than ½ ton, valued at £30, and to British Guiana less than ½ ton, valued at £261.
The following TABLE shows the total quantity and declared value of Sugar imported into the United Kingdom and registered as consigned from the British West Indies during the year 1929.
Total Imports into United Kingdom consigned from
British West India Islands. British Guiana.
Quantity. Declared Value. Quantity. Declared Value.
Cwts. £ Cwts. £
Sugar:
Refined 42 46 25 35
Unrefined 1,326,474 960,674 511,885 359,954
NOTE.—No imports of Sugar into the United Kingdom were registered as consigned from British Honduras during 1929.
The figures given in each of the above tables are provisional.
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