Revenues increased by £E 50,612 in 1910, a significant increase. The increase is evident in the number of animals, reaching 172,600 heads compared to 88,380 heads in 1911. The following table shows the quantities of goods transported by the railway: **Exports** Gum Dates Millet Senna Sesame Cotton and seed Groundnuts Peanuts **Imports** Cotton textiles Sugar Salt Soap Sweets Medicines and spices Beetroot Tea Tobacco and cigarettes | Item | 1908 (tons) | 1909 (tons) | 1910 (tons) | 1911 (tons) | |---|---|---|---|---| | Gum | 10181 | 13846 | 1482 | 14979 | | Dates | ... | ... | 1462 | 975 | | Millet | 1274 | 1335 | 13288 | 31212 | | Senna | 48354 | 27448 | ... | ... | | Sesame | 812 | 806 | 880 | 928 | | Cotton and seed | 1893 | 9334 | 5647 | 4724 | | Groundnuts | 342 | 609 | 2925 | 3091 | | Peanuts | ... | ... | 651 | 2636 | | Cotton textiles | ... | 134 | 340 | 986 | | Sugar | 1178 | 3428 | 2703 | 3466 | | Salt | 4117 | 8748 | 9367 | 1052 | | Soap | 11022 | 1608 | 2066 | 2589 | | Sweets | 3856 | 523 | 549 | 671 | | Medicines and spices | 725 | 102 | 162 | 182 | | Beetroot | 31 | 189 | 434 | 249 | | Tea | 370 | 109 | 1017 | 1674 | | Tobacco and cigarettes | 1491 | 491 | 304 | 416 | | | 561 | 221 | 336 | 491 | | | 453 | | | |