مجموعة ٧/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. اليوميات: الشؤون التجارية في مشهد/خراسان: بداية يناير ١٩٣١ - نهاية ديسمبر ١٩٤٠." [و‎‎١‎٦‎٢] (١٣٤١/٣٢٣)

5*
(il ) Expo rts ^ continue d) ?
Gkili a^orai
Ox** tongue (Guli Gao zaMn),
Ghee, Baluchi,
Ghee, Sistani,
Silk clcrth, (Yezd) •
Silk clothj (Meshed),
Guli Banarsha,
Bials 9 per zar
Bials 6 per zar
EXCHANGE »
/bs
Bials per 65C
156^
1600
1700
1600
^40 inches)#
40 inches)*
Bials 1600 per 660
rbs*
Imperial Bank of Iran average rates: ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية
Bials 597 per Bs# lOOe
Bials 80-50 cents per £ sterlings
6 * AVEBAGS FREIGH T BAEBSs.
zahedan-N®k-Kundi,
Zahedan- sahul,
3 ahedan-Bir j and,
Zahedan-Meshed,
Zahedan-Kerman,
Zahe da n*> Khwash;
Nok-*Kundi-Zahedan,
Zahul-Zahedan,
Birjand-Zahedan,
Meshed** Zahedan,
Kerman- Zahedan,
Khwash- Zahedan >
Meshed-Tehran,
Tehr an-M e sh ed ,
Meshed-Bajgiran,
Bajgiran-Meshed,
Meshed-Buj nurd,
Buj nurd-Meshed,
Meshed-Sarakhs,
Sarakhs-Meshed,
Meshed-Kariz,
Kariz-Meshed,
Bials per ^50 lbs*
S3i
30
30
60
30
-50 s~°
26
40
40
90
80
30
76
75
25
50
25
105
30
50
60
50
7# MISCE LLANEOUS A
(a) Anticipation of the renewal of the trade agreement with
Bussia has resulted in transaction of some "business in lamb-
skins during the month*
(h) Wool* A German "buying agent and wool exporter, Mr*
George Semper, representative of Undutsch & Oo*has taken up
permanent residence in Meshed* Apparently local exporters
have no experience of sorting out of Kdork and large
consignments of this commodity exported from Meshed are ly
ing unsold at Hamburg owing to their not having "been
properly sorted*
(o) Saffron is in good demand and the price has risen to
Bials 3500 per Tabriz! Man(6*50 lbs)*
(d) Beference paragraph 7(d) of last month # s diary*
. Although after allowing the 50# reduction in railway freight
from Tehran to Bandar Shahpur,the cost of transportation of
dried fruits from Meshed to Karachi via Bandar Shahpur comes
to about Bials 195 per kharvar(650 lbs)as against Bials 400
per kharvar via zahedan and the land route, the proposed
reduction in freight by train via Tehran is not likely t©
affect the trade to a greatfe extent as long as no customs
duty is levied on dried fruits exported to India by the land
route* It does however seem probable that in order to
i encourage their railway the Iranian Government will next
year prohibit export by any other route*
2-
Eor His Britannic Majesty*
Attache 1 ,
Consul General for
Khorasan*