Hon. Mr. LOW:

Up to date no accounts for printing and publishing the advertisement "Canada is Coming Through" have been paid. The total of the unpaid accounts amounts to $2,893.82. No accounts are outstanding.

Hon. Mr. MANION:

What was the total cost to the country of the Pulp-wood Commission ?

Hon. Mr. ROBB:

Hon. Mr. MANION:

What has been the cost to date of the Grain Inquiry

Commission which has just reported and what is the estimate of outstanding accounts?

Hon. Mr. LOW:

Expenditure:-

June 30, 1923, to March 31,

1924 $ 107,612 01

April 1, 1924, to February 5,

1925 59,994 88

Total $ 167,606 89

Estimate of Outstanding Accounts:-

Accounts in department $ 2,097 07

Accounts not yet received.... 3 93

Total $ 2,101 00

1. What quantity of logs was exported from the Dominion of Canada during the years 1922, 1923 and 1924?

2. Prom what provinces did the above mentioned logs originate, and in what quantities?

3. What quantity of puipwood was exported from the Dominion of Canada during the years 1922. 1923 and 1924?

4. From what provinces did the above mentioned puipwood originate, and in what quantities.

5. What quantity of manufactured pulp products was exported from the Dominion of Canada during the years 1922, 1923 and 1924.

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6. What quantity of pulpwood was used in the manufacture of the last mentioned articles during the years 1922, 1923 and 1524?

7. What where the values of the products referred to in above paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4, f arid 6?

8. What quantity of lumber was exported from the Dominion of Canada during the years 1922, 1923 and 1924?

9. From what provinces did the above mentioned lumber originate, and in what quantities?

10. What were the values of the lumber exports referred to in above paragraphs 8 and 9?

Hon, Mr. LOW:

1. Exports of logs (Canadian produce) from Canada-

Fiscal years- Quantity Valueended March 31 M. Ft. $1922

156,911 2,766,5611923

199,289 3,665,6701924

329,182 6,090,9582. Information not available.3. Exports of pulpwood (Canadian produce) from Canada-Fiscal years- Quantity Valueended March 31 Cord $1922

825,967 9,879,1501923

1,096,462 10,755,6551924

1,444,693 14,322,7144. Information not available.5. Exports of Wood Pulp (Canadian produce) from Canada-

Fiscal years

Quantity Value

ended March 31 Owt. $1922 12,435,237 35,924,8771923 16,988,823 42,976,9481924 17,306,981 46,173,7966. Pulpwood used in Canadian mills-Calendar Quantity Valueyears Cords $1921

2,180,578 38,283,2621922

2,912,608 40,375,5991923

3,270,433 43,594,5921924 Information not available7. Answered by Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.8. Exports of Lumber (Canadian produce) from Canada-Fiscal years- Quantity Valueended March 31 $Planks and boards M.ft. 1,158,630 39,012,295Timber, square ...M.ft. 59,154 1,651,175Laths M. 971,070 6,092,657Pickets

M. 22,860 263,114Shingles

M. 2,231,904 7,632,418Shooks

- 602,740Veneers and plywood

- 66,340Other lumber ... - 409,473Planks and boards. M.ft. 2,199,133 64,020,422Timber, square .. .M.ft. 62,022 1,659,439Laths M. 1,401,297 8,313,267Pickets M. 48,984 524,910Shingles M. 2,622,035 10,528,319Shooks - 543,309Veneers and ply- wood - 219,464Other lumber .... - 407,0701924 Planks and boards. M.ft. 2,349,853 76,043,496Timber, square ... M.ft. 179.987 5,074,631Laths M. 1.611,923 9,836,960Pickets M. 51,346 518,032Shingles M. 2,519,734 9,206,873Shooks - 677,433Veneers and ply- wood - 529,080Other lumber .... - 333,4739. Information not available.10. Answered in 8 and 9.

1. How many engines were built for Canadian National Railways in 1924?

2. Where were these engines built?

3. How many coaches, parlor ears and buffet parlor coaches were built for the Canadian National Railways in 1924?

4. Where weie these built?

5. How man3r mail and express cars, baggage cars, cabooses, box cars, ballast cars, general service cars were built for Canadian National Railways in 1924?

6. Where were these built?

1. 90.

2. Kingston, Ont., Montreal, Que., Schenectady, N.Y.

3. 50.

4. Montreal, Que.

5. 1,742.

6. Montreal, Que; Hamilton, Ont.; Amherst, N.S., New Glasgow, N.S.

Sir HENRY DRAYTON:

What were the results of the operations of the Canadian National system and affiliated companies in 1924 in:- (a) Atlantic region; (b) Central region; (c)

Grand Trunk Western lines (n United States); (d) Western region?

Hon. Mr. GRAHAM:

(a) Deficit of $3,545,004.24.

(b) Net revenue of $16,433,446.96.

(c) Net revenue of $5,710,667.77.

(d) Deficit of $1,124,353.49.

Mr. COOTE:

How many bushels of each grade of wheat were exported from Canada to the United States during the fiscal years 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924?

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Hon. Mr. CARDIN (for the Minister of Customs):

Exports of Canadian Wheat to the United States During the Fiscal Years Specified:

Fiscal year Bushels

1921." 42,324,894

1922 16,592,797

1923 16,213,629

1924 21,228,507

No records are available in this department

of the separate amounts of different grades of wheat comprised in the above exports.