SUMMARY TABLE showing the Value of IMPORTS, EXPORTS of (a) UNITED

KINGDOM PRODUCE and MANUFACTURES (6) IMPORTED MERCHANDISE, and TOTAL EXPORTS for each Month in the YEARS 1924 and 1925, and the completed Months of the CURRENT YEAR, exclusive of Bullion and SPECIE.

The monthly totals are revised when full information as to dutiable imports is available, and corrections are made in the total for each year on the completion of the "Annual Statement of Trade.”'

Upcorrected dguro.

The value of the Imports represents the cost, insurance, and freight; or, when goods are consigned for sale, the latest vale value of such goods.

The value of the Exports represents the cost and the charges of delivering the goods on board the ship, and is known as the " free on board " value.

TOTAL, CLASS I.
11.--RAW MATERIALS AND ARTICLES

MAINLY UNMANUFACTURED
A. Coal
B. Other Non-Metallic Mining and Quarry

Products and the like
C. Iron Ore and Scrap
D. Non-Ferrous Metalliferous Ores and Scrap
E. Wood and Timber
F. Raw Cotton and Cotton Waste
G. Wool, Raw and Waste, and Woollen Rags.
H. Silk, Raw, Knubs and Noils
I. Other Textile Materials
J. Oil Seeds, Nuts, Oils, Fats, Resins and Gums
K. Hides and Skins, Undressed
L. Paper-making Materials
M. Rubber
N. Miscellaneous Raw Materials and Articles
mainly Unmanufactured

TOTAL, CLASS II.
III.- ARTICLES WHOLLY OR

MAINLY
MANUFACTURED
A. Coke and Manufactured Fuel
B. Earthenware, Glass, Abrasives, &c.
C. Iron and Steel and Manufactures thereof
D. Non-Ferrous Metals and Manufactures

thereof
E. Cutlery, Hardware, Implements, and In-

struments
F. Electrical Goods and Apparatus
G. Machinery
H. Manufactures of Wood and Timber
I. Cotton Yarns and Manufactures
J. Woollen and Worsted Yarns and Manu-

factures
K. Silk and Silk Manufactures ..
L. Manufactures of other Textile Materials
M. Apparel
N. Chemicals, Drugs, Dyes and Colours
0. Oils, Fats, and Resins, Manufactured
P. Leather and Manufactures thereof..
Q. Pa per and Cardboard
R. Vehicles (including Locomotives, Ships

and Aircraft)
S. Rubber Manufactures..
T. Miscellaneous Articles wholly or 'mainly

Manufactured

TOTAL, CLASS III. V.-ANIMALS, NOT FOR FOOD

1.-PARCEL POST, NON-DUTIABLE ARTI.

CLES

414,575

391,171

147,129

244,042

267,446

TOTAL

108,097,166

98,719,220

100,290,593 + 1,571,373

7,806,573

The value of the Imports represents the cost, insuranoe, and froight; or, when goods are consigned for sale, the latest sale value of uch goods.

EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES of the UNITED KINGDOM

(Value F.O.B.*).

TOTAL, CLASS I.
II.-RAW MATERIALS AND ARTICLES

MAINLY UNMANUFACTURED-
A. Coal
B. Other Non-Metallic Mining and Quarry

Products and the like
C. Iron Ore and Scrap
D. Non-Ferrous Metalliferous Ores and Scrap
E. Wood and Timber
F. Raw Cotton and Cotton Waste
G. Wool, Raw, and Waste, and Woollen Rags.
H. Silk, Raw, Knubs and Noils
I. Other Textile Materials
J. Oil Seeds, Nuts, Oils, Fats, Resins and Gums
K. Hides and Skins, Undressed
L. Paper-making Materials
M. Rubber
N. Miscellaneous Raw Materials and Articles
mainly Unmanufactured

TOTAL, CLASS II.
III.-ARTICLES WHOLLY OR MAINLY

MANUFACTURED
A. Coke and Manufactured Fuel
B. Earthenware, Glass, Abrasives, &c.
C. Iron and Steel and Manufactures thereof
D. Non-Ferrous Metals and Manuiactures

thereof
E. Cutlery, Hardware, Implements and In-

struments
F. Electrical Goods and Apparatus
G. Machinery
H. Manufactures of Wood and Timber
1. Cotton Yarns and Manufactures
J. Woollen and Worsted Yarns and Manu-

factures
K. Silk and Silk Manufactures
L. Manufactures of other Textile Materials
M. Apparel
N. Chemicals, Drugs, Dyes and Colours
0. Oils, Fats and Resins, Manufactured
P. Leather and Manufactures thereof
Q. Paper and Cardboard
R. Vehicles (including Locomotives, Ships and

Aircraft)
S. Rubber Manufactures..
T. Miscellaneous Articles wholly or mainly

Manufactured

TOTAL, CLASS III. IV.-ANIMALS, NOT FOR FOOD V.-PARCEL POST

• The value of the Exports represents the cost and the charges of delivering the goods on board the ship, and is known as the “ free on board" value.

The value of the Imports represents the cost, insurance and freight; or, when goods are consigned for sale, the latest salo value of suoh goods.