TRADE AND COMMERCE. 273 IMPORTS FROM SWITZERLAND. Cocoa beans, nibs, paste, &c, $1,869; cotton, and manufactures of, 816,622; curtains, $18,038; drugs, dyes, &c, $6,772; fancy goods, $10,430; embroideries, $64,826; flax, hemp, jute, and manufactures of, $6,201; silk, and manufactures of, $51,869; watches, and parts of, $22,229; wool > and manufactures of, $5,623. Total imports, $222,045. EXPORTS TO THE UNITED STATES. Animals, $1,760,215; ashes, all kinds, $57,079; bones, $35,980; books, &c, $80,410; breadstuffs, $870,761; coal, $3,215,045; cordage, twine, &c, $89,234; drugs, dyes, &c, $78,919; cotton, and manufactures of, $163,735; fertilizers, $35,420; fish, $2,975,181; flax, hemp, and manufactures of, $370,490; apples, green, $50,498; fruits, canned, $32,766; fruits, other, $318,094; furs, and manufactures of, $422,216; gunpowder, &c, $68,341; hay, $773,079; hides, horns, &c, $1,546,795; lime, $52,259 ; copper, all kinds, $527,623; gold-bearing quartz, nuggets, &c, $2,784,498; silver ore, $2,586,367; iron and steel, and manufactures of, $221,680; lead, metallic,'$522,327; asbestus, $206,552; nickel, $497,665 ; mica, $61,435; musical instruments, $37,812; oils, $93,890; provisions, $169,023; rags, $75,487; seeds, $42,835; settlers' effects, $927,888; spirits and wines, $447,447; stone, and manufactures of, $339,075; sugar molasses, $71,280; tobacco, and manufactures of, $427,554; potatoes, $19,611; vegetables, other, $112,324; bark for tanning, $112,154; firewood, $173,799; logs, pine, $1,810,272; spruce logs, $107,073 ; logs, other, $179,191 ; deals, $315,746; laths, palings and pickets, $500,361; planks and boards, $8,612,283; joists and scantlings, $212,245; staves and headings, $643,127; shingles, $1,184,279; sleepers and railroad ties, $221,929; woods, blocks and other, for pulp, $677,221; household furniture, $30,151; wood pulp, $576,720; barrels, empty, $28,580; piling, $69,104; posts, cedar, &c, $54,516; hoop, hop and telegraph poles, $42,900; all other lumber, n.e.s., $243,206; other wood, and manufactures of, $312,438 ; wool, and manufactures of, $1,409,924; coin and bullion, $3,492,550. Total exports, $49,373,472. IMPORTS PROM THE UNITED STATES. Animals, $611,984; baking powder, $77,670; books, periodicals &c, $741,583; broom com, $81,373; corn Indian, $3,937,819; wheat, $4,191,924; oats, $280,272; rye, $197,866; flour, $269,877; pease, $61,158; other breadstuffs, $253,212; bricks and tiles, $140,816; buttons, $45,723; candles, $49,393; carpets, $66,537; bicycles and tricycles, $758,783; carriages, other, $773,901; cement, $47,780; clocks, and parts of, $91,989; coal and coke, $8,741,933; cocoa beans, $92,657; coffee, $65,049; cordage, $262,349; cotton, and manufactures of, $4,482,361; curtains, $58,745; drugs, dyes, &c, $1,452,228; earthenware and China, $62,528; electric apparatus, $451,411; fancy goods, $262,843; fertilizers, &c, $84,606; fish, $400,431; flax, hemp and jute, 18
274 STA TISTICA L YEA R-BOOK. and manufactures of, $268,174; fruits, dried, $305,824; fruits, green, $1,051,825; fruits, preserved, $31,736; glass, and manufactures of, $435,278; furs and manufactures of, $305,728; glue, &c, $53,067; grease, $175,119; gunpowder, and other explosives, $111,524; gutta percha and india rubber, and manufactures of, $1,370,970; hats, caps and bonnets, $578,212 ; hay, $44,868 ; hides, $2,134,430 ; hops, $47,942 ; ink, $63,565 ; jewellery, $228,448; leather, and manufactures of, $1,205,927 ; marble, and manufactures of, $55,492 ; copper, and manufactures of, $202,906 ; brass, and manufactures of, $440,385 ; gold and silver, and manufactures of, $202,251 ; iron and steel, and manufactures of, $7,700,448; lead, and manufactures of, $144,615; tin, and manufactures of, $323,234; other metals and minerals, and manufactures of, $1,053,910; musical instruments, $185,262; oils, $1,027,827; optical instruments, &c, $112,620; packages, $140,470; paints and colours, $228,215; paintings, drawings, &c, $223,045; paper, and manufactures of, $685,997; plants and trees, $79,336; provisions, $1,528,505; seeds, &c, $658,347 ; silk, and manufactures of, $151,482; rags, $138,398; resin, $101,210; soap,$130,963; spices, $54,558; spirits and wines, $50,472; stone, and .manufactures of, $109,679; sugar and molasses, $1,022,642; settlers' effects, $1,803,275; silk, raw, and silk waste, $150,425; tobacco, unmanufactured, $1,963,062; turpentine, spirits of, $133,465; potatoes, $38,603; vegetables, other, $134,803; watches, and parts of, $418,392; wood, and manufactures of, $2,846,356; wool, and manufactures of, $746,181; coin and bullion, $4,625,699. Total imports, $70,766,316. STATISTICS OF CURRENCY AND BANKING; INSOL VENCY ; LOAN COMPANIES. An analysis of the circulation of Dominion notes of the various denominations shows the following results :— Total average monthly circulation : 1884 ! S 16,434,385 15,501,360 1891 16,374,460 1892 17,407,440 1893 18,960,100 1894 20,749,200 21,397,750 1896 22,196,704 <strong>1897</strong> 23,238,707 Average monthly circulation of $500 and $1,000 notes 1884 •< ? 9,507,000 1890 8,211,000 1891 9,050,000 1892 9,895,000 1893 ll,2i0,125 1894 . 13,297,166 1895 13,834,666 1890 12,135,875 10,309,208
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TABLE OF CONTENTS. STATISTICAL SUMM
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RECORD. The earliest official recor
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SHORT HISTORY. THE DOMINION OF CANA
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PHYSICAL FEATURES 13 Hudson Bav is
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70 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. RETURN OF
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72 STATISTICAL YEARBOOK. AREA AND Y
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74 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. -Quantiti
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76 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. Value of
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78 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. Quantitie
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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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86 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK The follow
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88 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. The follo
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92 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. Quantitie
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94 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. QUANTITIE
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96 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. QUANTITIE
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100 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. QUANTITI
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102 STATISTICAL YEAS-BOOK. QUANTITI
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108 STATISTICAL YEAR-BOOK. EXPORTS
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EDUCA T10X. 469 NOVA SCOTIA EDUCATI
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