INTRODUCTORY TABLES
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LIGNITE.
The Production of Lignite in 1911 is given as follows :—
Country.
Quantity
Produced.
Tons.
Value
Country.
Quantity
Produced.
Tons.
Value
&
German Empire .
France
Italy ....
Austria
Hungary .
72,575,0001 695,000 548,000
24,859,000 7,610,0002
9,015,0001
201,000 5,590,000 2,979,0002
Spain ....
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Greece
Bulgaria
Servia.
242,0002 695,0002 1,0002 224,0003 233,0002
—
1 Provisional figures.
Year 1910.
■i Year 1909.
WORLD'S PRODUCTION OF SILK.
The following statistics, which have been published by the Lyons Silk Merchants' Syndicate, show the estimated woild's production of silk in 1911, to^^ether with the dennite figures for the previous year :—
Western Europe : — France . Italy Spain Austria-Hungary
Adrianople
Total . Levant and Central Asia :— Turkey-in-Asia Turkey-iu-Europe— Salonica and Balkan States Greece and Crete . Caucasus . • . . Pei-sia and Turkestan (exports)
Total . Far East : — China— Exports from Shanghai
), ,, ,, Canton
Japan— Exports from Yokoliama India— Exports from Bengal and Cashmere
Total .
Grand Total
1910
Kilogs.
318,000
3,947,000
83,000
352,000
4,700,000
1,150,000 360,000 175,000 57,000 520,000 538,000
2,800,000
5,193,000
2,637,000
8,935,000
230,000
16,995,000
24,495,000
il9ll (Estimate)
Kilogs.
402,000
3,490,000
88,000
355,000
4,335,000
1,160,000 365,000 195,000 65,000 480,000 550,000
2,815,000
5,550,000
1,690,000
9,200,000
215,000
16,655,000
23,805,000
Kilogs. = 2-2 lbs.
