§ Mr. DAGGARasked the Secretary for Mines, the average weekly earnings of all persons employed in the mines of Great Britain and South Wales, respectively, for each year from 1920 to 1928?
Mr. TURNERThe average weekly earnings of all persons employed during each of the years 1920 to 1928, excluding periods affected by national disputes, were as follow:—
respectively, for the year 1913 and for each year from 1920 to 1928?
Mr. TURNERThe information is as follows:—
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Year. Quantity of Coal Exported. Total Value f.o.b. Average Value per ton f.o.b. (a) United Kingdom. Tons. £ s. d. 1913 … … … 73,400,118 50,727,252 13 10 1920 … … … 24,931,853 99,627,146 79 11 1921 … … … 24,660,552 42,951,591 34 10 1922 … … … 64,198,384 72,529,500 22 7 1923 … … … 79,459,469 99,847,237 25 2 1924 … … … 61,651,273 72,079,547 23 5 1925 … … … 50,817,118 50,477,211 19 10 1926 … … … 20,596,372 19,137,106 18 7 1927 … … … 51,149,193 45,530,795 17 10 1928 … … … 50,051,195 39,058,734 15 7 (b) Bristol Channel Ports. 1913 … … … 29,875,916 22,964,462 15 4 1920 … … … 15,470,392 61,552,171 79 7 1921 … … … 12,246,650 22,899,165 37 5 1922 … … … 25,633,816 31,521,017 24 7 1923 … … … 30,129,723 39,604,101 26 3 1924 … … … 25,682,330 32,554,265 25 4 1925 … … … 21,453,704 24,976,047 23 3 1926 … … … 9,294,890 9,698,766 20 10 1827 … … … 22,592,482 22,825,340 20 2 1928 … … … 21,414,531 18,964,678 17 9 NOTE.—Up to April, 1923, the figures cover exports from the united Kingdom and shipments between Great Britain and Ireland are excluded. From April, 1923, the figures cover shipments from Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and shipments from these countries to the Irish Free State are included as exports.