§ MR. BOULTON (Huntingdonshire, Ramsey)To ask the President of the Board of Trade what quantity of Canadian 1749 wheat was sent in bond through the United States to Great Britain during the years 1903–7; what number of Canadian live cattle were sent through the United States to Great Britain under bonding privileges in the same years; what quantity of dead meat was so sent; and
Statement showing for each of the years from 1903 to 1907, inclusive, the Quantity of certain Canadian Food Products passing through the United States in transit for the United Kingdom— | |||||
Calendar year. | Wheat. | Wheat Flour | Live Cattle. | Cheese. | Butter. |
Quarters. | Cwts. | Number. | Lbs. | Lbs. | |
1903 | 1,721,230 | 586,084 | No Returns available in these years | ||
1904 | 826,317 | 396,009 | |||
1905 | 1,190,192 | 419,956 | |||
1906 | 2,478,519 | 468,015 | 39,594 | 4,044,195 | 32,100 |
1907 | 2,334,256 | 483,201 | 28,838 | 20,046,643 | Nil |
Note.—The above particulars have been taken from the official United States Returns. No particulars are given in these Returns as to the quantity of Canadian dead meat, if any, passing through the United States in transit for the United Kingdom. |