London, Jan. 12.
British imports for 1930 are valued at £1,045,000,000, being reduction of £176,000,000 compared with 1929. Exports totalled £570,- 500,000, or 'a reduction of £159,- 000,000.
The largest individual decreases in imports were raw cotton £32, 500,000; grain £23,000,000; non-Gutiable food and drink $20,500,000; and woollen materials £18,000,000.
Outstanding reductions in exports! were cotton manufactures £48,000, fron and steel manufactures 00,000; woollens £16,000,000.
Re-exports in 1930 showed a decrease of 20 per cent. compared with 1929.—Recter.
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