The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 47
Imports and Exports
Imports and Exports.
The following table is compiled from the Canada Gazette:
Goods Entered for Consumption in the Dominion of Canada,
(Exclusive of British Columbia) for fiscal year ending June 30th, 1878.
The preceding Table compiled from the Canada Gazette is exclusive of British Columbia. The total value of Goods entered for Consumption according to the official return of the Commissioner of Customs for the whole Dominion is $91,199,597, against! a total of $88,871,301 as shown by the above Table.
Precisely the same remark may be made as respects the Table of Exports subjoined. For the whole Dominion, according to the Commissioner of Customs, the total amount for the Fiscal Year was $79,523,667, while, according to the Totals from the monthly publications in the Canada Gazette, the figures, excluding British Columbia, are $74,732,994.
It is right to observe that the monthly figures of the Gazette are subject to revision and correction, but they may be accepted as approximately correct.
Exports.
(Compiled from Canada Gazette.)
Goods Exported from the Dominion of Canada (exclusive of British Columbia) for the fiscal year 1877-78.
Goods Exported. | Value. Jan. to June 1877. | Value. July to Dec. 1877. | Value. Jan. to June 1878. | Totals for fiscal year. |
---|---|---|---|---|
$ | $ | $ | $ | |
Produce of the Mine | 676,650 | 747,860 | 338,145 | 1,086,005 |
Produce of Fisheries | 2,293,411 | 4,174,042 | 2,260,415 | 6,434,457 |
Produce of Forest | 9,078,328 | 12,986,177 | 6,194,750 | 19,180,927 |
Animals and their Products | 4,249,853 | 8,771,200 | 4,987,388 | 13,758,588 |
Agricultural Products | 4,084,033 | 11,589,859 | 6,403,705 | 17,993,564 |
Manufactures | 1,284,523 | 1,628,038 | 1,271,885 | 2,899,923 |
Miscellaneous Articles | 151,755 | 209,851 | 186,528 | 515,914 |
Ships sold to other Countries | 1,147,456 | 329,386 | 833,759 | 1,043,610 |
Total Produce of Canada | 22,966,000 | 40,436,413 | 22,476,575 | 62,912,988 |
Coin Bullion | 355,607 | 16,177 | 152,812 | 168,989 |
Goods not Produce of Canada | 2,043,646 | 9,795,557 | 1,855,460 | 11,651,017 |
Grand Total | 25,365,262 | 50,248,147 | 24,484,817 | 74,732,994 |
Monthly Values of Exports From Canada
For fiscal year ending June 30th, 1878.
1877 | $ |
---|---|
July | 6,085,801 |
August | 7,571,669 |
September | 9,886,927 |
October | 13,933,272 |
November | 9,225,765 |
December | 3,544,713 |
50,248,147 | |
December 30th, 1876 | 45,804,426 |
Increase | 4,413,721 |
1878. | $ |
---|---|
January | 2,553,079 |
February | 2,282,625 |
March | 1,972,401 |
April | 2,358,049 |
May | 6,250,612 |
June | 9,068,081 |
24,484,847 | |
June 30th, 1877 | 25,365,262 |
Decrease | 880,415 |
Total Trade of Dominion of Canada
Since Confederation, corrected by official figures.
Fiscal Years. | Total Exports. | Total Imports. | Entered for Consumption. | Duty. |
---|---|---|---|---|
$ | $ | $ | $ cts. | |
1868 | 57,567,888 | 73,459,644 | 71,985,306 | 8,819,431 63 |
1869 | 60,474,781 | 70,415,165 | [unclear: 67,492,170] | 8,298,909 71 |
1870 | 73,573,490 | 74,814,339 | 71,237,603 | 9,462,940 44 |
1871 | 74,173,618 | 96,092,971 | 86,947,482 | 11,843,655 75 |
1872 | 82,639,663 | 111,430,527 | 107,709,116 | 13,045,493 50 |
1873 | [unclear: 89,789,922] | 128,011,281 | 127,514,594 | 13,017,780 17 |
1874 | 89,351,928 | 128,213,582 | 127,404,169 | 14,421,882 67 |
1875 | 77,886,979 | 123,070,283 | 119,618,657 | 15,361,382 12 |
1876 | 80,966,435 | 93,210,346 | 91,733,218 | [unclear: 12,833,14] 48 |
1877 | 75,875,393 | 99,327,962 | 96,300,483 | 12,548,451 09 |
1878 | 79,328,667 | 93,081,787 | 91,199,577 | 12,795,693 17 |
The foregoing two tables, compiled by Mr. Johnson, the Commissioner of Customs, for his official report, show very clearly the course of the trade of Canada. The great bulk of this, both as respects imports and exports, is between Great Britain and the United States. The exports to Great Britain have increased from nearly thirty-nine millions in 1873 to about forty-six millions in 1878, while to the United States they have dwindled from forty-two millions to twenty-five in the same period The imports show the converse of this, very nearly; and the fact is one of the greatest importance.
Per Capita Per Centage of Duties.
Ontario. | Quebec. | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
$ | cts. | $ | cts. | |
1868 | ||||
1869 | 2 | 40 | 2 | 04 |
1870 | 2 | 76 | 2 | 35 |
1871 | 3 | 64 | 2 | 84 |
1872 | 4 | 04 | 2 | 93 |
1873 | 4 | 19 | 2 | 83 |
1874 | 4 | 43 | 3 | 19 |
1875 | 4 | 77 | 3 | 23 |
1876 | 4 | 04 | 2 | 49 |
1877 | 4 | 06 | 2 | 25 |