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66 IMPORTS. ----·-·------ - ! ~~LEs-O•~".:~- <strong>1885</strong>. J 1886. 11887. QUAN'flTIRS of the PRINCIPAI, ARTICLES (entered / Tallow aml Steari11e • Cwts. , 1,008,960 11,011,011 I 805,121 : 'l'en • £1!11. 212,143,820 230,669,202 221,841,400 222,758,206 !222,Hi,llOl 1223,404,511 1 i 'l'ob11cco,:irnn11factured,} r,11.~. l 4,2·17,257 3,566,88'' 3 5"' 0~1 l Cigars, and Snuff I " ' u:J, I i --Un111n1111fneture•l ,, j 70,12:l,33!l 83,217,082 72,17S,004 I ; Wine • Gall.~. t 14,629,nS , 14,552,864 ,· 15,38:l,6·n : \Vood and 'Clmber :- ' \ , JJewn :- ! 1''ir Load.y i 1,676,643 . 1,388,278 1,540,655 Oak· l 114,25!) 95,178 98,459 Teak ! ·18,181 40,895 ! 22,760 Unonumomtc1l Snwn or Split : .1''ir • Uncnumcl'l\tc1l Stnves 1 oo,m I I / 3,022,3861 i 313,122 124,840 ! 58,411 3,554,7tl9 231,017 ta0,717 56,583 3,565,9U 231,806 137,578 I 1888. I 1889. ! 1890. I -~··15,028 I 1,244,031 I 1,383,50!! 3,583,493 4,21-1,123 ' 3,678,846 i 46,Gi0,S98 i4,978,.158 ll5,720,9i0 15,000,749 16,194,107 l l 1,772,091 111,655 37,417 07,788 4,120,807 227,257 143,796 2,105,1321 143,974 I 66,s10 I 76,247 j 5,031,8651 287,461 110,086 I ! 39,8591' 2,009,5!1 142,15·1 J?urniture Woods arnl Hard woods : I )fahogany 'I'•ill!! i 56,0531 48,732 37,650 , •.,85, I 30,8421 48,021 Unonumerntetl ,, 55,083 l 50,717 57,004 63,512 7i,G56 82,510 I OI,077 Wool:- Sl1eep or Lainbs' '''" ;,..,,,...,, ,..,.... ~ .. 573,180,004 634,913,685 691l,Oll,487 ll29,236,209 715,-170,708 738,2.51,203 Other Kh11ls aml) ' i Flocks, incl1111ini;:- 1 I Alpaca, Vicuna, an1l f " f 5,787,173 ! 5,59i,430 8,12:!,840 7,298,ooa 7,829,020 0,103,031 I 6,478,578 G,714,397 u~na - • • i f Woollon Rags T1m11 : a2,042 I 30,526 31,670 I 31,643 34,659 37,0:17 I Woollen ancl Worsted \'arn:- : : * ' ; ' l Borlin Wool and Yarn} I used for Fancy J~ur- /,1!11. \, i 1, ,255,42511,420,303 : poses • • • I Yarn for Weaving ,, . j Woollen )famtfnctnre~ :-- 1 : H,6a2,0!i3 118,620,957 I , i Cloths • - • nna,; 1,688,247 2,447,013 I ; Stuffs - 55,120,889 62,02.'i,851 Yeast, lJrle!l • Cwt~. 200,682 1,188,556 16,088,107 1,!>84,407 55,373,826 284,962 1,176,007 16,517,044 2,3:16,110 l,2·l4,!JS5 60,182 66,29-l 4,520,62-i 258,052 156,003 1,235,931 rn,051,354 I 15,144,054 2,293,553 2,268,515 64,319,628 76,20:!,018 OS,600,522 269,234 261,46·1 250,932 1891. 1892. 1,371,201 l,3i5,670 240,779,331 239,415,467 3,497,408 4,142,203 59,096,176 63,418,017 ' 16,782,631 17,310,477 2,002,686 122,700 49,962 75,248 4,216,489 lll2,571 129,987 l,:~08,854 14,712,167 2,539,408 71,682,172 254,030 2,201,287 lH,507 :19,520 S3,825 4,928,524 162,274 ! 136,0031 W~l5 I ' 00,0671 1,au7,143 15,293,809 2,216,800 70,133,505 I 235~020 I i House of Commons Parliamentary Papers Online. Copyright (c) 2006 ProQuest Information and Learning Company. All rights reserved.
' - IMPORTS. 67 by Quantity) bIPORTED into the UNITED KINGDOM-Continued. 1893. I 1894. I 1895. I 1896. I 189i. I I 1898. <strong>1899</strong>. ARTICLES-Continued. 1,559,397 1,837,587 2,175,822 2,049,749 1,950,925 2,021,941 I 2,001,137 C1t•ts. Tallow and Stcarinc. I 249,546,4~1 244,310,500 255,360,128 265,39·1,122 266,800,411 271,593,683 288,922,251 Lbs. Tea. l 3,895,104 3,811,102 4,240,7'io 5,037,198 4,615,123 4,621,230 4,926,721 Lbs. {Tobacco,Manufactured, Cig-arsandSnufl'. ! [ 81,653,749 87,781,317 72,879,623 83,558,757 80,128;.is2 79,631,955 119,07·!,885 11 ----uamam•"tured'I 14,675,201 ~4,368,621 15,864,323 16,695,5~ 17,559,281 18,139,652 17,387,744 Gall11. Wine. Wood and Timber:- Hewn:- i 1,889,385 2,122,975. 2,008,206 2,135,080 2,485,710 2,024,~GS 2,:l·H,681 Loa
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1900 [Cd.306] Statistical abstract
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~o. or '1'11hltis. 14 to 18. l)·~
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j / No. of 1'ablea. and 6'"} AGI!IC
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+ 7- l S~L1ATISTIOAI1 ABSTRACT FOlt
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IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c.
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I IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPEND~TURE, &c
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J IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE~ &c
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Dll'JmLX.f.1 1mv.t~NUJfi. I~XPENnTT
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iMPERIAL REV.ENDE,_ JljXPENDlTURE &
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-~ - IMPERIAL REVENUE, I~XPENDITUHE
Page 21 and 22: I No. 8.-TOTAI, AJIOU.N'T of the GR
Page 23 and 24: IMP;ERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE; &e.
Page 25 and 26: -IMPERIAL ·REVENUE, EXPENDiTURE, &
Page 27 and 28: ~ Budget Estimate of Gain ·YJUM ·
Page 29 and 30: IMPERIAL R1£VENUE, ExP~P~TURE; &c:
Page 31 and 32: c}l •· CUSTOMS ·TARIFF m" lJNIT
Page 33 and 34: .c}J INLAND REVENUE'DUTIES. :: 27.
Page 35 and 36: LOANS FOR LOCAL WORKS, &c. l 29 Ne.
Page 37 and 38: 184,665 .... N.o~·'.13.-0onliiwecl
Page 39 and 40: :\7 No. 15.-Nwr A~iooN'l' of P1wmR'
Page 41 and 42: [f / PROPERTY ASSESSED '£0 THE IN0
Page 43 and 44: Value of'Estnted. No. 18.-Ntnrmm mu
Page 45 and 46: LOCAL TAXA'.DION,:-RECElPTS AND ,p
Page 47 and 48: LOOt\J_, 'l'AXA'l'[()N: -TUWEIP'l'S
Page 49 and 50: J...OOAIJ TAXATION :--ImCEIPTS AND
Page 51 and 52: J"OCAL TAXA'fION :-RECEIPTS AND P A
Page 53 and 54: LOCAL TAXATION .. 4'7 No. 22 ....,-
Page 55 and 56: IMPORTS· AND EXPORTS. NO.·· 25;-
Page 57 and 58: IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 51 to, the var
Page 59 and 60: IMPORTS 'AN.b EXPORTS. 53 the· var
Page 61 and 62: IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 55 the various
Page 63 and 64: IMPORTS A:ND EXPORTS. 57 'tiie vari
Page 65 and 66: IMPOJ~TS~ hy .Quantity) h1r,0RT~D .
Page 67 and 68: · IMPORTR 61 ,by .Quantity.) hlPOU
Page 69 and 70: y Quantity) IMPORTED into the UNI1;
Page 71: IMPORTS. 65 by Quantity) hlPORTED i
Page 75 and 76: IMPOR1.~s .. 69 ARTICLES IMPORTED i
Page 77 and 78: 77 L IMPORTS. I.\lPORTF.D into the
Page 79 and 80: IMPORTS. i1'1P9RTED iutq the UNI.TE
Page 81 and 82: ~. ·~ 1b1PORTED into the ·UNI'f.F
Page 83 and 84: IMPORTS. 7'1 I~lP?.~TED jut_ the UN
Page 85 and 86: IMPORTS:. 79 !~PORTED into the :J]N
Page 87 and 88: HOME CONSUi\fP1'ION. 81' ARTICLES R
Page 89 and 90: HOME CONSUMPTION, 83 for Ho:rim CON
Page 91 and 92: 91 IMPORT$ :....::..CORN! ·OTHER K
Page 93 and 94: IMPORTS :-COIW. K.INDS of GRAIN, ll
Page 95 and 96: IMPOUTS :--CORN. 89 KTNDS of GRAIN,
Page 97 and 98: 17 IMPORTS :_.;.:.CORN~ 91 'I\:nms
Page 99 and 100: ·c;· 15, ~~l J;. "' IMPORTS :~CQT
Page 101 and 102: (}! EXPORTS :-BRI':I.1ISH AND IRISH
Page 103 and 104: - ·------- < ;EXPORTS· :-BRITISI~
Page 105 and 106: EXPORTS :-BRITISH AND IRISH. 99 PRO
Page 107 and 108: fO) EXPORTS :-BRITISH AND IRISH. 10
Page 109 and 110: 11J7 EXPORTS :-llRITI$H AND IRISJI.
Page 111 and 112: _/!/ EXPORTS :-:eRIT~SH AND lRISH.
Page 113 and 114: 10 EXPORTS :-BRI'I1ISH AND IRISH. 1
Page 115 and 116: ) EXPORTS :-BRITISH AND. IRISH. 109
Page 117 and 118: ! }' ( IRISH l)RODUCE EXPORmo from
Page 119 and 120: EXP0RTS.:-BRITISH AND IRISH. 113 IR
Page 121 and 122: 6ZI EXPORTS~:-BRITISH AND IRISH.. f
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I EXPORTS :-FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. 1
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EXPORTS :~lt"'OREIGN AND COLONlA:L.
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1~7 EXPOitTS :-FOREIGN AND COLONIAi
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1 Ji~XPORTS :-:-·FOREIGN AND COLON
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VI EXPORTS :-FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
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(OJ EXPORTS:-FOREIGN AND CO~ONIAL .
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E~PORTS :-FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. 129
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BULLWN AND SPECIE :-IMPORTS. 131 .B
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c.3 / BULLION AND SPECIE :---IMPORT
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l;! BULLION AND SPECIE :_:..IMPORTS
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BULLION AND ·SPECIE :-EXPORTS. 137
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BULLION AND SPECIE :-EXPOlt'l'S. 13
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BUI.JLION AND SPECIE :-EXPORTS. 1·
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TRANSHIPMEN'fS~ 143 'TRAN$HIPPEb at
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/0 I T.IM.NSHIP.MENTS. 145 'l'n.ANS
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.M:EROllANDISE rf RANSUIPPED at POR
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IMPORTS-AVERAGE PRICES. UNlTED KINC
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IMPQRTS-'-A:VERAGE PRICES. }\INGDOl
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JMPORTS-AVERA.GE' ·PRieES. KtNGDO~
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(~! IMPOR'fS_:AVERAGE' PRICES. 155
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I.MPOR'IS~A VERAGE PRI()ER 157 KING
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EX·PORTS-AVERAGE PRICES. l59 P1toD
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EXPORTS~A VERAGE .PRIC~$. 161,. PRO
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EXPORTS~A VE~:AGK PRICES: 163 PRCDt
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SHIPP.ING .. 165 No. 52.-'fOT.Aii '
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SHIPPING. 167 I I ! j ! '\ i I ! I
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SHIPPING. 169 .and CLEARE"Q with CA
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17?' I SHIPPING. lil ·STEAM) that
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950,002 SI:IIPP.jNG. 173 S1'EA'M) .
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~l~IPPING. 175 No. 60.-ToTALN·uunE
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Jtl BHIPP.TNCi. 177 No. 62.-.i'{u~r
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7,144,097 SHIPPING. 179 NurimER and
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·CORN-PRICES. 18! BARLEY, and OATS
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CORN-SALES. 183 SOLD in VARIOUS MAR
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IC;! I ACREAGE OJ!, CROPS AND NVMBE
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553,320 /CJJ I ACREAGE OF CROPS AND
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C;J / ACREAGE OF CROPS AND :NUMBER
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ii' AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 191 the P
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 193 ACRE of e
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c::!) () ( SEA FISHERIES. 195 and S
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SEA FISHE~RIES. 197 Strnr.L F1sn) r
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~ .. SEA FISHERIES. 199 S1iEr.L Frs
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SEA FISHERIES. 201 F1sn) returned a
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FACTORIES. 203 Womcmo1 1 s" AcTs in
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~(/ FACTORIES; the UNITED KINGDOM a
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FACTORIES. 207 UNIT~D KINGDOM as in
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~/j- RAILWAYS. 209 Ji~XPENSES of RA
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~ - _.,._ -- RAIJ"'WAYS. EXPENSES o
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TR.t\MW AYS. 213 EXPENSES of TRAMWA
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JOINT STOCK COMPANillS ·REGISTERED
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COINAGE. 217 No. 78.--AMOUNT of ll\
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SAVINGS BANI\:S. 219 No. 81.-ToTAJ,
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S4VINGS BANKS. 221 No. 83.-TOJ:N•
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BANKERS' CLEARING HOUSE. 22~ No. 87
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ACCUMULATIVE GOVERN.MEN+' STOCKS. 2
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-: BUlLDING SOCIETIES. 227 uncle.r.
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INDU$TRIAL A:ND P~OVIDENT· SOOIET~
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LIFE ASSURANCE AND .ANNUITIES; ~ -2
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233: . ,AND OTHElt ,FqNDS OF L1:r·
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tIFE AS$UR:AN0~ AND ANNUITIES. 235
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~ BANK' OF- ENGLAND. 231 ·on the
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~ .BANK , OF ENGLAND. 239 and Ass:m
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BANK -OF Ei.~GLAND, &c. 2.J:l --·
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BANK O'.P ENGLAND, &c. ·-· NOTESi
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No. 99.-.A.vEnAGE PRICE por £100 o
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. ~- .. '247 No. 101 • ..:..-TOTA
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c::9--.J J POST OFFICE :--MONEY ORD
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c:::zs7 BIRTHS, &c. No. 108,_tfo-rA
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.253 No; 1 H.-STHENGTH of the PorJI
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JmUOATION. 255 No. 115.-EoucA.'ttoN
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EDUCATION. 257 No. 117.-EoucATION.-
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PAUPERS. 259 No. 120.-NU.lrnEit of
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CRIME. 261 .No. 122.-NmrnEn. of On.
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lNSOL "\T·ENCY. of ScHEi\IES m~ A1
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INSOINJmCY. 265 1indcr the Deeds of
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~73 I INSOLVJmCY.-WRECKS. 267 No. 1
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