TRADE ASD COMMERCE. 269 IMPORTS FROM AUSTRIA. Buttons, $24,719 ; earthenware and China, $10,495 ; embroideries, $4,358 ; fancy goods, $5,505 ; fruits, $9,174 ; glass, and manufactures of, $17,400; jewellery, $8,265; metals and minerals, and manufactures of, $9,892 ; silk, and manufactures of, $9,021 ; sugar, $281,273 ; tobacco pipes, cigar-holders, &c, $35,519. Total imports, $443,742. EXPORTS TO BELGIUM. Animals, $4,950 ; buckwheat, $12,033 ,' Indian corn, $4i-7 6 5 > oats, $95,459 ; P e ase, $67,543 ; wheat, $44,377 ; other grain, $26,859 5 metals and minerals, and manufactures of, $14,289 ; wood, and manufactures of, $25,856. Total exports, $354,584- IMPORTS PROM BELGIUM. Cement, $83,976 ; cotton, and manufactures of, $41,786 ; glass, and manufactures of, $309,358; gloves and mitts, $6,505; muskets, rifles and other firearms, $12,622 ; iron and steel, manufactures of, $22,279. Paints and colours, $21,572 ; sugar, $510,940 ; wool, and manufactures of, $20,064 ,' zm c, and manufactures of, $17,716 ; drugs, dyes, &c, $6,574 ; flax, hemp and jute manufactures, $7.76. Total imports, $1,189,441. EXPORTS TO BRAZIL. Fish, $359,216 ; deals, $30,142 ; planks and boards, $12,105 > gunpowder, &c, $1,928. Total exports, $407,089. IMPORTS FROM BRAZIL. Coffee, $188,428. Total imports, $226,041. EXPORTS TO CHINA. Flour, $962 ; cotton, and manufactures of, $628,896 ; metals and minerals, and manufactures of, $13,516 ; provisions, $2,770 ; planks and boards, $96,628. Total exports, $761,976. IMPORTS FROM CHINA. Rice, $78,054 ; crude opium, $143,776 ; fish, $5,273 ; cotton wool, $16,881; hides and skins, $6,807; leather, and manufactures of, $4,493; oils, $8,010; provisions, $3,342; silk, and manufactures of, $4,221; spirits and wines, $10,610; sugar, $70,653; tea, $640,665; vegetables, $6,456. Total imports, $1,046,204. EXPORTS TO DUTCH EAST INDIES. Nil. IMPORTS FROM DUTCH EAST INDIES. Sugar, $659,286 ; coffee, $12,571. Total' imports, $671,867.
270 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. EXPORTS TO FRANCE. Animals, $125,014 ; pease, $24,742 ; lobsters, canned, $293,929 ; leather, and manufactures of, $11,569; agricultural implements, $40,625; deals, $118,079 ; planks and boards, $27,758. Total exports, $690,696. IMPORTS PROM FRANCE. Books, periodicals,, &c, $72,750 ; breadstuffs, $10,094 ; brooms and brashes, $31,091; buttons, $9,575; cotton, and manufactures of, $55 181; curtains, $14,655 ; drugs, dyes, &c, $120,213 \ earthenware and China, $23,629; embroideries, $11,902; fancy goods, $119,419; fish, $32,225; flax, hemp and jute, and manufactures of, $9,755 ; fruits and nuts, $74,395 ; furs, and manufactures of, $15,761 ; glass, and manufactures of, $43,115 ; gloves and mitts, $107,207 ; glue, &c, $14,705 ; hats, caps and bonnets, $12,146 ; hides, $47,378 ; leather, and manufactures of, $20,361 ; metals and mineials, and manufactures of, $55,497 ; musical instruments, $12,815 ; oils, $26,652 ; optical instruments, &c, $12,196 ; packages, $59,264 ; paints and colours, $15,827 ; paintings, drawings, &c, $14,137; paper, and manufactures of, $7,844; perfumery, &c, $50,764 ; precious stones, &c, $16,501 ; seeds, &c, $28,485 ; silk, and manufactures, $157,976 ; settlers' effects, $13,121 ; soap, $24,175 ; spirits and wines, $451,011 ; tobacco pipes, &c, $44,720; trunks, pocket-books, &c, $1 r,493 ; vegetables, canned, $18,060 ; wood, and manufactures of, $506,485. Total imports, $2,507,128. EXPORTS TO GERMANY. Horses, $1,700 ; barley, $9,147 ; buckwheat, $103,519 ; Indian corn, $228,603 ; oats, $97,144 ; pease, $44,973 ; rye, $35,377 ; wheat, $12,594 ; carriages, bicycles, &c, and parts of, $15,541 ; lobsters, canned, $15,640; fish, other, $6,217 > apples, green, $18,908 ; apples, dried,; $118,042 ; fruits, other, $50,253 ; furs, and manufactures of, $11,570 ; leather, and manufactures of, $10,428 ; agricultural implements, $67,815 ; other manufactures of iron and steel, $28,317 ; asbestus, $67,766 ; organs, $21,176 ; butter, $8,513 ; clover and grass seed, $38,486 ; wood, and manufactures of, $9,949. Total export, $1,045,432. IMPORTS FROM GERMANY. Books and periodicals, $33,085 ; brooms and brushes, $15,897 ; buttons, $25,509 ; bristles, $9,777 ; carriages, $24,045 ; cement, $22,428 ; combs, $14,269; cotton, and manufactures; of, $111,303; drugs, dyes, &c, $235,618 ; earthenware and China, $97,369 ; embroideries, $9,502; fancy goods, $207,297 ; furs, and manufactures of, $248,692; glass, and manufactures of, $146,404 ; gloves and mitts, $141,789 ; glue, &c, $21,951 ; gutta percha, &c, $17,382 ; hats, caps and bonnets, $13651 ; hops, $23,020; hides, &c, $6,299; jewellery, $11,474; leather and manufactures of. $52,392 : metals and minerals, and manufactures of, $355,948 ; gold and silver, and manufactures of, $36,731 ; musical in-
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SHORT HISTORY. THE DOMINION OF CANA
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80 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. FARM STOC
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82 S TA TIS TIC A L YEA R-BOOK. LIV
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94 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. QUANTITIE
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