1. The quantity and value of butter and eggs entered for consumption in Canada, from the United States, during the months of March and April, 1911, was as follows:

- March 1911. April, 1911.Pounds. 92,043 Value. * 19,035 Pounds. 244,412 Value. S 45,742Doz. 1,151,496 200,027 Doz. 222,401 39,026-

2. The quantity and value of hutter and I from all other countries during the months eggs entered for consumption in Canada I of March and April, 1911, -was as follows:

- But ter. Eg g3-March. Great Britain Pounds. 11,346 67,704 168,938 Value. *2,746 19,035 39,882 Dozen. Value. $Australia New Zealand China 3,469 5,023 5 386 220 10Hong Kong April. Great Britain 15,120 76,328 35,784 3,631 16,593 8,371 Australia New Zealand China 2,475 3,800 345 173Hong Kong

3. The quantity and value of the various kinds of meats entered for consumption in Canada, by countries, during the months of January, February, March and April, 1911, was as follows:

- Pounds. Value. Pounds. Value.Bacon and hams, shoulders and sides- Great Britain Jan 56 225,234 615 iary. S 13 34,673 28 Febr uary. SUnited States 198,017 23 8,959 33,088 2 1,569Hong Kong Australia Total

, 225,805 34,714 206,999 34,659Great Britain Ma 762 396,706 62 62 1,170 rch, 208 60,592 4 4 166 Ap 659 223,988 ril. 183 33,371United States Hong Kong Japan

New Zealand

Total

398,762 60,974 224,647 33,554

Beef, salted, in barrels- Great Britain

.Tam 7,902 62,044 iary. 702 4,393 Febr uary.

United States

95,675 6,174

Total

69,946 5,095 95,675 6,174

United States

Mai 133,462 *ch. 8,447 Ap ril.Canned meats, canned poultry and game

Great Britain | 4,o7o Jam 64,727 8,757 35,348 1,645 125 623 1,604 ary. 7,821 1,987 3,804 469 9 50 78 February. United States 76,497 4,720 1,237 4,339 3,443 459 417Australia F ranee Newfoundland China Hong Kong 44 2,374 134Total 112,829 14,218 97,698 8,799

Mr. PATERSON:

3. The Quantity and value of the various kinds of Meats entered for consumption in Canada, &c.-Continued.

- Pounds. Value. Pounds. Value.Canned meats, canned poultry and game- Mar 48,559 32,986 15,000 2,386 643 ch. 8 6,603 8,868 1,685 359 54 Apr 43.074 29.074 16,068 7,400 no 744 d. 6,169 6,738 1,772 1,850 10 82

Australia

786 5,760 1,440 94 593 106

Uruguay

Total 107,560 18,262 96,470 16,621Mutton and lamb, fresh- Janu 54,665 125,676 ary. 5,027 8,521 Febri 99,359 136,379 lary. 8,903 8,761Australia Total

- 180,341 13,548 235,738 17,664Ma 95,190 190,469 rch. 8,992 12,496 Ap 91,314 158,471 ril. 8,178 10,634Australia Total 285,659 21,488 249,785 ' 18,812Pork, barrelled in brine- Jan 45,000 834,765 302 nary. 5,919 80,913 19 I'ebr uary.447,386 398 41,991 30

Hong Kong

Total [DOT][DOT][DOT][DOT] 880,067 86,851 447,784 42,021United States

Poultry and game- Ms 352,445 Jan irch. | 32,742 uary. 1,034 7,656 365 82 43 720 A 324,403 Feb iril. | 25,196 ruary. 578 2,962

1,431

683

9.900 5,654

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3. The Quantity and value of the various kinds of Meats entered for consumption in Canada, &c.-Continued.

Poultry and pmc- Great Britain... United States..

Australia

China

Hong Kong_____

Total

Dried or smoked meats

Great Britain...

United States...

China

Italy

Hong Kong

Japan

Total

Pounds.

Value.

March.

J anuary.

47,914

1,243

21,900

74,847

4,716

51

5,829

7,674

35

1,778

9,635

March.

Pounds.

Value.

April.

1,107

1,870

1,294

11

4,301

February.

103,121

1,068

17,898

16,456

120,645

1,285

19,224

April.

Great Britain___

United States....

China

Italy

Hong Kong

New Zealand_____

Total

Other meats, fresh- United States... Australia..

Total

Great Britain United States Australia....

Total

Other meats, salted- Great Britain....

United States___

1. The number and value of sheep entered for consumption in Canada from the United States during each month of 1910, and each of the first four months of 1911, by ports, was as follows:

Port. Date. Number. Value.

1,348 520 $ 4,382 2,549 3,637 11,871 30

April, 1911

March, 1911

April, 1911 831 Yarmouth, N.S 2,344 2 9 61540 1,215 1,902 1,587 2,694 1,909 7,129634 July, 1910 529 923 September, 1910

November, 1910 687 2,742 1,594 248 December, 1910 4,728 1 348New Westminster- October . 320 1,432Number. Value. November . 460 2,0951910. December . 380 2,906February .... 28 232 1911. May

130 365 January . 326 1,619June .. .. 11 55 February . 225 1,074July

1,912 4,588 March . 450 2,107August

260 1,092 April . 296 1,426September

427 1,460 tossland- October

3,486 8,838 1910. 1911. March . 32 150January

2 38 Lethbridge, Man.- Vancouver- 1910. 1910. August . 1,966 4,315January

230 921 October . 7,430 14,002February

497 2,005 November . 4,222 7,425March

380 1,737 December . 15 150April

357 1,552 1911. May Tanuarv . 1,203 1,203June

4.084 20,397 Winnipeg- July

2,854 12,845 1910. August

1,433 6,299 March .. 440 2,227September

1,805 7,898 1911. October

2,620 11,573 April .. 221 1,138November

3,183 13,469 Moosejaw- December

3,135 14,110 1910. 1911. * February .. 1,199 2,990January

500 2,250 September . 310 680February

1,570 7,0GG October . 4,958 16,371March

2,490 11,209 November . 1,837 3,674April

1,150 5,166 i9ii. Victoria- January .. 1,174 2,9581910. January .. .. 495 1,933 2. Impracticable to determine the num-February

417 1,765 ber of horses admitted into Canada fromMarch

323 1.235 the United States free with settlers effects. April 3. The number and value of horses enter- May 1,845 ed for consumption in Canada, from the Tnl v 1 fiOfi United States, and the duty collected there-

437 L79t on during the fiscal years 1908, 1900 1910September

440 2 060 and 1911, was as follows - Horses over 1 year old, value $50.00 or less Horses, n. o. p. No. Value. Duty. No. Value. Dutv.1908 849 39,653 10,612 50 3,167 263,021 65,755 251909 360 17,665 4,500 00 3,090 268,040 07,010 001910 86 3,600 1,075 00 6,518 397,908 99,475,751911 70 2,700 875 00 7,351 613,265 1 153,316 25

4. The number and value of horses entered for consumption in Canada from the United States for improvement of stock was as follows, during the fiscal years, 1908, 1909, 1910 and 1911.

Number. Value.

1908

591 $366,6661909

582 325,0551910

631 378,1531911

568 350,769

HASSETT, HAVELOCK AND NEW TtTSKET POST OFFICES.

Mr. PATERSON.

above years on which duty was paid, and what was the value and the amount of duty collected ?

4. How many horses were admitted into Canada in each of the above years from the United States for the improvement of stock, and what was the estimated value of same in each year?