مجموعة ٢٨/ ٥٦ "بلاد فارس. شؤون الحدود الفارسية-التركية والفارسية-الروسية. طريق رواندز التجاري." [و‎‎١‎٣] (١٥٤/٢٥)

fruit from thero were sent some years ago for valuation in
the fruit market of Liverpool and the report was that the
fruit was first class and had only to be treated and cased
suitably to ensure an excellent sale price.
The exports of Azerbaijan are principally cotton,
carpets, wool, nuts, dried fruit, casings, animals and
skins, all high priced articles which find a ready market
if the cost of transport is at all reasonable; the
imports are also of considerable value.
The latest figures of imports and exports
available show that the markets of Azerbaijan export goods
to the value of Krans 100 , 000,000 and import goods to the
value of Krans 64,000,000, per annum. The largest item
of export is carpets which is nearly Krans 40 , 000 , 000 , per
annum; raisins is next with about Krans 20 , 000,000 and
almonds and apricots about Krans 15,000,000 per annum..
Turkey is the largest importer of Azerbaijan
goods at Krans 31,000,000, of which Krans 29,000,000 is
carpets which of course are re-exported. Germany takes
second place and her principal item is raisins, of which
she receives nearly Krans 16,000,000 worth. Russia takes
Krans 28,000,000, of which sheep and goats, almonds and
cotton to the extent of Krans 5 , 000,000 each are the three
largest items.
The principal items of imports are textiles,
sugar, tea and mineral oil. Import of textiles amount
to Krans 32,000,000, of which Russia supplies nearly
Krans 80,000,000, Italy coming next with Krans 8 , 000 , 000 .
Sugar from Russia amounts to nearly Krans 10 , 000,000 and
tea from British India at Krans 7,500,000 is the next
biggest item.
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