- 116 -| 1913 | 1912 | | :---: | :---: | | EGP | EGP | | 487,000 | 391,000 | | 1,060,200 | 911,950 | | 83,800 | 72,650 | | ... | 335,000 | | 1,631,000 | 1,710,600 | Estimated Revenues: -Directorates Departments Local Departments in Directorates Egyptian Government Subsidy Total Estimated Expenditures: -Directorates Departments Local Departments in Directorates Paid to the Egyptian Government for the Army in Sudan Total | 371,179 | 348,822 | | :---: | :---: | | 1,176,021 | 1,117,128 | | 83,800 | 72,650 | | ... | 172,000 | | 1,631,000 | 1,710,600 | The reason for the decrease in revenues and expenditures is the agreement reached between the Sudanese government and the Egyptian government regarding the financial relations between them. It was decided in this agreement that the subsidy paid by the Egyptian government to the Sudanese government would be abolished, and the Egyptian government would pay customs duties collected in Egypt to Sudan.

Trade and Customs The following table shows the value of foreign trade, including the import of money, for the first nine months of each year from 1908-1912 in Egyptian Pounds: -| 1908 | 1902003 | | :--- | :--- | | 1909 | 1983387 | | 1910 | 2299771 | | 1911 | 3292772 | | 1912 | 3000186 | The decrease this year has multiple reasons, but they are minor compared to the lack of rain since 1910.