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DOMINION OF CANADA. B.—Value of Principal (i) Articles of Food, Drink, and Tobacco; (ii) Raw Materials; and (iii) Manufactured Articles, Imported into the Dominion of Canada from the United Kingdom and other Principal Countries during the Year ended 31st March 1910.

■xtractei from the Canadian Trade Returns.^ From From other Countries. Total Pbikcipal Articles.! Kingdom. Principal Countries. All other. Imports. (i) A: tides r of Food, Drink, and Tobacco. Bacon and Hams - Cocoa and Chocolate - A * 69,000 & £ United States 171,000 — ( British West 16,000 120,000 \ Indies. I Holland 10,000 j Central Ameri- 18,000 Brazil 135,000 1 can States. ( Mexico 17,000 £ * I 10,000 i 39,000 171,000 231.000 Coffee, Green 37,000 246,000 Fruit, Green : Bananas United States 279,00,0 British West 29,000 Indies. „ 443,000 Italy 50,000 174 000 J S P ain 82 > 000 174,000 J (Greece 81]000 308,000 Oranges, Lemons, &c. - 34,000 21,000 548,000 Fruit, Dried - 13,000 j 41,000 391,000 Grain, &c.: Indian Corn .... 1,000 1,068,000 — 2,000. 1,071,000 Rice ------ Wheat 81,000 Japan 55,000 China 20,000 United 2,481,000 — States. 21,000 177,000 2,481,000 i Lard .------ * „ 279,000 — France - 90 000 < United States 70 ' 000 France 90,000 ( gpain _ _ M)()00 279,000 Nuts (edible) of all kinds - 7,000 [• 29,000 250,000 Spirits : Brandy Whiskey - Sugar. Refined - - - - - ,, not above No. 16 Dutch standard 4,000 302,000 226,000 „ - - 147,000 — United States 2,000 — Hong Kong - 8,000 — British West 734,000 ( British Guiana 725,000 Indies. j „ Africa 177,000 „ 291,000 United States 18,000 British East 520,000 Japan - -155,000 Indies. United States 641,000 Cuba - - 29,000 „ 207,000 France - - 20,000 France - -119,000 Spain - - 33,000 2,000 153,000 304,000 241,000 7,000 i 714,000 2,350,000 Molasses and Syrups 4,000 354,000 6,000 70,000 319,000 1,099,000 Tea Tobacco, unmanufactured - Vegetables ------ Wine of all kinds - ... 15,000 23,000 11,000 24,000 20,000 35,000 709,000 270,000 198,000 (ii) .aw Materials. Coal and Coke ------ Cotton, Raw ------ 49,000 United States 6,251,000 — _ 6 300 000 2,000 „ 1,924,000 3,000 1,829,000 49,000 2,000 United States 6,251,000 — „ 1,924,000 — 3,000 Diamonds, Unset - Fur Skins, Not Dressed - Grease of all kinds Gums - 112,000 Holland 153,000 MdStote. s<000 } 27 > 000 "09,000 52,000 United States 614,000 Germany -144,000 58,000 868 000 2,000 „ 192,000 — 2,000 196,000 2,000 „ 452,000 — 6,000 460,000 ArcrpntTTip "Rp_ 447 (\C\Ct I TTnif.prI Sfntou '-IK9 AAA i 112,000 52,000 2,000 2,000 Holland lfttOOO i< Bel g ium 84,000 Holland l5d,000 United gtates 33)000 United States 614,000 Germany -144,000 „ 192.000 — 452,000 Argentine Ee- 447,000 j United States 362,000 public. j France -149,000 United States 677,000 — 719,000 — „ 563,000 Newfoundland 115,000 I 27,000 58,000 2,000 6,000 j 355,000 Hides and Skins, Raw .... 380 000 Argentine ±le- 447,000 I United States362,000 U-, pm , ,,„, nnA d»0,000 pub j. c _ •) France -149,000 I 355 > c00 1,693,000 380,000 India Rubber, Crude Oil, Mineral and Lubricating - Ores o£ metal of all kinds - Wood : Planks, boards, and other lumber, sawn, split, or cut, not further manufactured than dressed on one side only. Lumber and timber,J including staves, logs, and round unmanufactured timber. Wool, not further prepared than Washed - 44,000 United States 677,000 — ' 10,000 731000 13,000 „ 719,000 — 1,000 733,000 6,000 „ 563,000 Newfoundland 115,000 4,000 688,000 44,000 13,000 6,000 10,000 1,000 4,000 — „ 380,000 „ 1,000 — 381,000 „ 380,000 „ 1,000 4,000 „ 962,000 — 6,000 972,000 4,000 „ 962,000 — 6,000 201,000 France - - 40,000 United States 33,000 52,000 326,000 201,000 France - - 40,000 United States 33,000 52,000 Note. —Conversions into £ Sterling have * Less than 500?. t The aggregate Imports of Food, Raw 1 Statement C, page 76 et seq. X Not otherwise manufactured than re process. been made at the rate of is. 1 per dollar. Materials, and Manufactured Articles into the Dominion of Canada are shown in iugh sawn or split, or creosoted, vulcanised, or treated by any other preserving