Canada, Statistical Abstract and Record

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1908 - Canada
 

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Houses and families 1901
57
Institutions charitable educational and penal 18711901
64
Churches and Sunday schools 1901
70
POPULATION AND REPRESENTATION
76
Products of field crops 18711901
83
Comparative statistics of principal grain crops in eastern provinces
89
AGRICULTUREcon PAGE XXVII Number of fruit trees and grape vines and area of orchards gardens vineyards and nurseries 1901 9293
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Live stock 18711901 9495
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Animal products 18711901 9697
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Values of farm property and products 1901 9899
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Summary of farm values 1901
100
Rent and hired labour 1901
101
Butter and cheese making 1901 102103
102
Butter and cheese making 18711901
104
Average number of live stock per farm 1901
105
THE FOREST XXXVIII Production of timber logs wood etc 18711901 106109
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Values of timber logs wood etc 1901 110112
110
Values of forest products exported from Canada in the five fiscal years 19031907
113
THE MINES
114
Mineral products by quantities 1871811901 114115
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Mineral products by quantity and value 1901 116121
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Averages and ratios for mines and works 1901
122
Mineral products of the Dominion 1901
123
Statistics of industries 1871 124127
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Statistics of industries 1881 128131
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Statistics of industries 1881
131
Statistics of industries 1891 132136
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Statistics of industries 1901 137142
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Principal manufacturing establishments of 1906 by groups of pro ducts 154155
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Values of real estate plant and working capital 1901
143
Working time of wageearners 1901
144
Working time of establishments 1901
145
Principal statistics of manufactures 1901
146
Horse power aggregates and averages 1901
147
Principal manufacturing establishments of 1901 by groups of pro LXV Statistics of industries 1906 149153
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Statistics of industries 1906
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Comparative statement of values of production 18811906
156
WAGEEARNERS
157
Earnings at regular work by classes of occupations 1901
159
EASTERN PROVINCES LXXXVI Farm land cleared in all crops and in orchard and garden in On tario Quebec and the Maritime Provinces in 1907 ...
171
Barley rye and buckwheat in Ontario Quebec and the Maritime Provinces in 1907 and 1901
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Peas potatoes and roots in Ontario Quebec and the Maritime Pro vinces in 1907 and 1901
173
Areas of field crops per 100 acres of occupied farm land in Ontario Quebec and the Maritime Provinces in 1907 and 1901
174
Exports of Canada by values of home and foreign produce in the 40
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Imports of Canada by values entered for consumption from Britain
186
Exports of Canada to United States in quantities and values
206
Exports of Canada to other countries in quantities and values
222
Exports of Canada to all countries in quantities and values by classes
238
Imports of Canada from Britain in quantities and values by classes
254
Imports of Canada from United States in quantities and values
274
Imports of Canada from other countries in quantities and values
294
Imports of Canada from all countries in quantities and values
314
Values of imports which may be classed as manufactures in the five
336
TRADE AND COMMERCECon PAGE CXV Value of goods by countries inported into Canada under the provi sions of the French Treaty of 1893 i...
339
Percentage of imports from Great Britain and United States res pectively to totals of dutiable and free in the 40 fiscal years 1868
340
Average ad valorem rates of duty collected on imports from Great Britain United States and all countries in the 40 fiscal years
341
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS CXVIII Debt of Canada July 1 1867 to March 31 1907
342
Summary of liabilities of Canada July 1 1867 to March 31 1907 343344
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Summary of assets of Canada July 1 1867 to March 31 1907
345
Aggregate receipts of Canada 18681907
346
Aggregate expenditure of Canada 18681907
347
Receipts of Canada on consolidated fund account also surplus and deficit in years 18681907
348
Expenditure of Canada on consolidated fund account 18681907
349
Summary receipts of Canada on consolidated fund account 1868
350
Summary expenditure on consolidated fund account 18681907 355362
355
Accounting for increase of debt in the fiscal years 18681907 363366
363
Payments and grants to provinces by the Dominion Government 18681907 367368
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Purposes of payments and grants to provinces by the Dominion Government 18681907
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INLAND REVENUE CXXX Statistics of distillation by provinces 19031907 370371
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CXXXI Articles subject to excise duty taken for consumption 19031907
372
Raw materials used in the manufacture of spirits 19031907
373
Manufactures of malt liquor 19031907
374
Manufactures of vinegar and crude fulminate in bond 19031907
375
BANKS AND BANKING CXLII General statement of chartered banks 18681907
376
Deposits of chartered banks in Canada and elsewhere 19021907
377
Assets of chartered banks for the calendar years 19031907
378
Liabilities of chartered banks for the calendar years 19031907
379
Principal assets of each of the chartered banks of Canada December
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