TRADE AND COMMERCE.

TABLE XXXV. Summary of exports to Britain, United States and other countries of home produce which may be classed as manufactures in the five fiscal years 1905-1909.

and values of articles to be added to manufactures in those several tables, if so classified. If added to the exports of manufactures as given in table xxi, p. 71, or in table xxix, p. 134, the total values would be $101,310,252 for 1905, $121,287,839 for 1906, $127,496,446 for 1908 and $121,286,176 for 1909. Added to the exports of manufactures to Britain in table xxi the total value for 1909 would be $50,242,618, to the United States $51,200, 408 and to other countries $19,843,150; and the total increase in the period from 1905 to 1909 would be almost 20 per cent. But of course the chief component value of these exports is that of raw mater al.

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TABLE XXXVI. Values of imports which may be classed as manufactures in the five fiscal years 1905-1909.

Forest products-

D shovel handles...

Lumber, all kinds, including
shingles and staves....
Totals.
Mineral products-

Oils, coal, and kerosene, dis-
tilled, purified or refined
Oils, product of petroleum
Oils, lubricating

Salt

Whiting, or whitening
Totals...

1905.

....

1906.

1,355 53,771

72,393

155,649
648
69,851

68,240

107,068

885

16,482
6,235

54,318)

133,165

162,120

92,725

994,905

34,944

65,309

1,110,244|
678,073

92,586

87,073

7,987

85,778

7,469

19,530
12,677

26,686

11,174 1,628,034 2,114,076

1907.1

229

1,379 355,052

1,030 62,440

57,526

148,300
891
63,325
20,649,

104,175

171 13,410 7,078

93,066

100,549

119,656

55,741

848,007

69,216

72,934

733,476

600,184

39,376

50,337

4,846

18,016

12,709 1,601,094

135,224 136,984 118,598

15,245

22,425

86,184

58,804

53,114

50,618

126,866

84,613

2,657 99 419,389

15,475

29,528

41,950

71,668

28,675

2,267

308,161

943,207

812,226 578,329 503,829 785,418 96,629 177,069 181,817 195,003

154,834

248,200

411,172

311,547

207,672
399,010

248,938
412,019

299,394

430,219

460,621

51,215

45,314

1,697,733

44,876 1,695,128

33,453 1,341,193

63,499 1,603,722

1,757,734

Aggregates for the five classes.... 9,639,997 9,276,844 8,820,418 13,858,733 10,367,582

2,294

985 406,461 52,735 35,675 40,940 67,633 42,948 4,701,460 4,082,008 4,681,023 7,916,314 4,394,608 4,754,195 4,117,683 4,721,963 7,983,947 4,437,556

TRADE AND COMMERCE.

TABLE XXXVII. Summary of imports from Britain, United States and other countries which may be classed as manufactures in the five fiscal years 1905-1909.

NOTE. The articles in tables xxxvi and xxxviii if added to the imports of manufactures in tables xxx-xxxiii would give totals of $175,182,611 for 1905, $197,100,033 for 1906, $249,072,649 for 1908 and $196,540,127 for 1909. The imports of manufactures from Great Britain with the articles in these tables added would reach a total for 1909 of $60,987,788, from the United States of $102,118,077 and from other countries of $33,434,262, making an aggregate import of manufactures for the year of $196,540,127, or nearly 66 per cent of all our imports.

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TABLE XXXVIII. Imports of Canada by values entered for consumption from British Empire and foreign countries under the general, preferential and surtax tariffs in the four fiscal years 1906-1909.

TRADE AND COMMERCE.

TABLE XXXIX. Quantity and value of articles imported into Canada under the provisions of the French Treaty of 1893 during the fiscal year ended March 31 1909.

Imported.

Articles.

Prunes and plums, un-
pitted...
Nuts-almonds, shel-
led.....
.....lb. 3 c.
Nuts-almonds, not

shelled....
lb. 2c.
Brazil nuts, not shelled.. 2c.
Pecans, not sheiled and

shelled peanuts....1b. 2c. Walnuts, not shelled.lb. 2c. All other nuts, not shelled. ..lb. 2c. All other, shelled....lb. 2c. Soap, castile... .lb. 1c. Wines, non-sparkling, containing 26 p.c. or

less of alcohol....gal. 25c. p. gal. Champagne and all other sparkling wines

In bot. containing each not more than a quart, but more than a pint,

old wine measure.doz. $3.30p.doz

In bot. containing not

more than a pint, but!

Rate of
duty.

..lb. c. per lb.

Countries.

Great Britain..
Australia...
British Africa.
Austria-Hungary
France.
French Africa...
Holland.

"

more than pint, old

wine measure....doz. $1.65 p. d. In bot. containing

pint each or less..doz. 82c. p.doz. In bot. containing

more than 1 quart
each...... ... gal. $1.50 per
gal.....

.....

32,562
371

$ 30,365 294 455 8,516 7,725 765,515 853,220 51

Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value.

$

51

10

518,001 18,212 515,351

728,260

142,940

763,310

625,929 49,541

605,898

4,146

389,876
949,184

995,240 1,543,421 2,189,786

247,056

Entered
for con- Duty
ported. sump. paid.

Im

tion.

6,762

15,521

1,794

21

19,197

85,151

65,243 207,696 126,572

146,837

109,623

133,629

4,483

Entered for consump
tion.

283

Countries.

$

5,202 Italy..
48 Japan.
254 Portugal..
1,785 St. Pierre.
178,074 Spain...

352,214

922,229

1,131,455
1,583,638|
2,202, 263

284,541

7,540

25,283

1,809

20

18,967

150,602

49,425

311

17,568

81,428

Imported.

73,830

210,196
124,682

163,700

122,082

184,101

4,579

176

Totals......

1,109,407

TABLE XL. Value of goods by countries imported into Canada under the provisions of the French Treaty of 1893 during the fiscal year ended March 31 1909.

1,201,647

Entered

for con-
sump-
tion.

Duty paid.

$

187
24,546
487
454 348
236,304 246,822

$
292
22,355
233

33 Sweden..
2 United States.

Totals ..

3,436

25,443

12,118

83

7,044

18,445

22,629

31,673

22,023

71,135

24,882

41,717

1,483

30

282,141

$ 158 11,144 97 62 77,003 1 40,414 39,473 8,278 1,109,407 1,201,647 282,141

Duty paid.