What items were traded between the colonies and the city state?

In colonial trade, items exchanged between the colonies and city-states often included raw materials and agricultural products from the colonies, such as tobacco, sugar, cotton, and timber. In return, city-states typically supplied manufactured goods, textiles, and luxury items, including spices and metals. This trade facilitated economic growth and cultural exchange, shaping the social and economic landscapes of both the colonies and the city-states.