1923 
1924 ... 
1925 .. 
1926 
1917 
1919 
i921 
1922 
1923 
1924 
1925 
1926 
288,860,024 
265,246,037 
309,497,639 
365.003.529 
151,495,336 
156,296,537 
168,641,501 
198,392,234 
Exports of Exports of 
B. Cake B. Oil 
31,368,587 
48,502,145 
56,437,100 
63,793,641 
71,883,678 
63,412,200 
63,386,920 
87.386.161 
18,938,788 
20,212,214 
16,376,656 
16,605,939 
22,078,572 
22,830,604 
25,570,679 
4.406.048 
57,532,086 
70,053,634 
97,683,902 
76.600.025 
Percentage 
of 3 Articles 
to total 
pxports 
46 
19 
52 
50 
52 
58 
55 
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Remarks :—The above is quoted from the North China Trade 
Annual Journal, as compiled by the 8.M.R. Co. Research Office. 
SECTION II.—EXPORTS OF 8 ARTICLES 
From Soutiz & NorTH MANCHURIA 
Up to 1927, North Manchuria, (Harbin Customs) used 
to be somewhat above South Manchuria, (with Dairen, 
Antung, & Newchwang Customs) in the matter of export 
volume of Beans. But, from 1018 to 1921, owing to the 
Russian Revolution, followed with a sharp falling-off of the 
carrying power of the C.E. Railway, ete., North Manchu- 
rian Beans were turned southwards to find an outle for 
abroad; and in consequence, the export volume abroad for 
North Manchurian remained very ‘limited. Subsequently 
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