Work in the antimony mines after the war did not begin until 1921. 
The quantities of ore mined from 1921—1925 are shown in the following table. 
Tons 
396 
2.301 
535 
1.726 
579 
947 tons. 
Smelting of the metal began also in 1921, and has yielded the following 
quantities : 
Tons 
Average from 1923 to 46° 
1921 
1922 
1923 
1924 
1925 
34 
13 
28 
205 
63 
98 tons. 
X1. Marble 
The following is the table of the amount of marble quarried in Serbia and 
Dalmatia (Hvar). 
1919 
1920 
1921 
1922 
Tons 
135 
375 
885 
EA 
Tons 
1923 1.987 
1924 2.517 
1925 1.194 
1 
Average from 1923 to 177" 
In Bosnia a sandy limestone called ,,Bihacit” is found, which is very similar 
in quality when cut to the French ,,Savoniérés” stone. 
XII. Asphalt stone 
1.900 tons. 
This is found chiefly in Dalmatia, and in smaller amounts in Montenegro 
and Serbia. Its exploitation at present is confined to the district of Paklin near 
Vrgorac in Dalmatia, where it has been worked since the year 1754. It contains 
13,359, of bitumen. 
The extraction of the asphalt since the war only began in 1924, when the 
output was 97 tons, and increased the next year to 286 tons. It is worked only in 
Dalmatia. 
XIII. Salt 
Salt is obtained from saliferous and sea water. The chief salt springs are in 
Bosnia at Tuzla, where salt water is pumped from a depth of 300 to 400 metres. 
The Solvay factories at Lukavac have salt water brought to them directly in pipes.