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COMPARATIVE  STATEMENT  of  the  supply,  export,  and  stock  of iumber, for  the years  1846,  1847, 1848,  1849 and 1850.
                                   SUPPLY,                         EXPORT.             TOTAL  STOCK,  INCLUDING  MERCHANTABLE
                                                                                                  A "Kri\  OTTY  T C
                        From supervisor's returns for years ending  1st  From custom's returns  for years ending  1st
            ARTICLES.             December,                       December.                     On the  1st December.
                       1846.  1847.  1848.  1849.  1850.  1846.  1847.  1848.  1849.  1850.  1846.  1847.  1848.  1849.  1850.
            TIMBER.
         Oak,     feet,...  2,756,754  2,484,469  1,135,159  864,487  1,082,854  1,742,680  1,804,080  879,040  1,128,320  1,116,240  1,469,780  1,860,884  1,800,301  1,197,358  711,400
         Elm,     do ...  3,472,303  2,035,541  1,064,750  975,369  1,504,650  1,793,320  1,591,520  1,171,760  1,413,600  1,526,640  2,134,412  2,355,218  1,913,276  1,010,615  635,104
         Ash      do ...  260,432  122,715  36,283  58,357  82,797  188,960  91,040  59,680  66,600  47,280  228,610  175,766  90,703  52,644  29,195
         Birch,   do ...  241,683  92,337  28,190  193,176  69,761  147,880  108,560  92,360  134,120  180,200  131,954  99,643  76,789  121,214  39,092
         Taraarac,....... do ...  593,584  590,619  407,398  183,417  256,414  771,489  1,372,520  124,400  146,400  36,600  388,745  418,692  441,745  135,240  83,188
         White pipe,.... do... 24,703,287 12,026,294  7,132,127 11,915,430 14,383,593  14,392,220  9,626,640 10,709,680 11,621,920 13,040,520  13,786,706 15,261,025  8,974,654  6,554,996  5,045,547
         Red  pine,.  do ...  5,270,600  6,516,922  4,223,952  3,797,584  2,121,316  5,206,040  4,466,520  4,365,440  4,070,600  3,586,840  2,918,149  5,248,689  4,891,824  4,592,346  3,069,272
            STAVES.                                   1
         Standard,  mille  1,697  854  638   E14   2,036  970    964  1,163  1,324  1,265  1,812  1,737  1,133  250  965
         Puncheon,  do...  1,421  1,581  1,324  2,772  4 474  2,203  1,500  1,721  2,495  2,702  1,098  1,139  872  991  2,532
         Barrel,  do ...   20    108   55     48    26    273    99    159    114   107   374    428   231    114   120
             DEALS.                                                                                             j
         Pine, standard, pcs.,  1,316,401  1,929,703  1,116,68!  1,462,000  2,081,260  2,714,225  2,450,628  2,282,390  2,207,086  427,881  771,636  1,635,157  1,150,893  937,930
                             2,989,547
         Do., spruce,....  do..  816,933  736,200  401,014  399,000  386,807  389,614  36',881  618,881  614,277  239,987  411,344  515,298  258,435  114,999
           LATIIWOOD.
                         3,153  2,460  1,906  3,160  2,180  5,007  4,l9o  3,849  3,432  4,423  86G  1.451,  810  1,656  805
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                                    Extract  from  Forsyth § Bell's  annual  prices current  of timber, deals, §c,  1850.
            Five years ago, the quantity  of sawed  timber  sent  from  Canada to the States was too trifling to demand  attention,  now it is so important  that we give a state-
         ment of exports from  one port  alone, which will show how steady and progressive the trade  is becoming.
               Lake Champlain  received  from the port of St. Johns in 1847:       And  of  square  timber:
                   Of  sawed  lumber  7,000,000  feet  broad  measure.       In  1847       310,000  cubic  feet.
                   1848,         9,000,000                                   In  1848,      750,000  "
                   1849,        12,000,000                                   In  1849,     1,150,000  "
                   1850, to Uct. 10,. .31,785,941  •'                        In  1850,     1,660,000  "
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