QUARTERLY : TRADE OF EACH PORT

Issued in separate port pamphlets containing quarterly tables for [.— Imports, IL.— Exports, IIL—Re-exports, with figures for the corresponding quarter of the preceding year, and IV.—Special: Tea, Silk, etc.

1. JANUARY-MARcCH. | 2. APRIL-JUNE. Price $ 0.10 per pamphlet.

3. JULY-SEPTEMBER. | 4. OcToBER-DECEMBER. Price $ 0.50 per pamphlet.

The Quarterly Returns mentioned under Nos. 2, 3, and 4 give also the cumulative figures from the 1st January to the end of the quarter concerned for the current and two preceding years. No. 4 contains, in addition, the Annual Trade Report in English and Chinese and the following annual tables: I.—Revenue, I.—Shipping, II.—Values, IV.—Inland Transit, V.—Treasure, VI. — Passenger Traffic, and Vil.— Special, with comparative statistics for 10 years.

INSPECTORATE GENERAL OF CUSTOMS, STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT, SHANGHAI, 14th May 1920.

Nous avons reçu le Rapport de l’Adininistration des Postes chinoises pour l’année 1919. Nous y relevons le chiffre de la popu-

lation de la Chine:

Pe King 4.014.619 Tche Li 30.172.092 Chan Si 11.080.827 Ho Nan 30.831.909 Chen Si 9.465.558 Kan Sou 5.927.997 Sin Kiang 2.519.579

Mandchourie 13.701.819 Chan Toung 30.803.245 Se Tch'ouan 49.782.810

Hou Pe 27.167.244 Hou Nan 28.443.979 Kiang Si 24.466.800

Kiang Sou 28.235.864 Chang Haï 5.550.200 Nœan Houei 19.832.665 Tche Kiang 22.043.300 Fou Kien 13.157.791 Kouang Toung 37.167.701 Kouang Si 12.258.335 Yun Nan 9.839.180 Kouei Tcheou 11.216.400

Total 427.679.214

1 Æien dans le Mongolie dans le district de Pe King, 3 Hien dans le district de Mandchourie et le Tibet ne sont pas compris dans ces chiffres, faute de renseignements.

En tête vue de la poste de Tsi Nan, Chan Toung.