EXPORTS AND IMPORTS IN 1897.
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The value Of the exp ports and imports
during the year which ended on the Soth
of September last may be seen, accompa-
MED by some interesting details, in the
annexed table. The exports are ascer-
tanned and estimated to have been $ll6,-
100000.
OF these, about $95, 1888, 1893 were of
domestic, ,and So 4, ,722, 1861 Of foreignlorigin


They show, since the previous year, a
diminution in the former Of $ll,73S,48l,
and in the latter of only $23,390,


The value of the imports for the same
year was $140,852, ,989.


This is 49,127,O55 less than the value
of those during the previous year.


The imports during the last quarter
ending September 30th, were only $22,-
829,6ll, or at the rate Of but $9i ,316,-
444 year.
/ SPECIE.


The imports appearing on the custom
house books have, during the year ending
September 30th, 1887, been ascertained by
the weekly returns TO be $l0,954, 4,332,
while the exports during the same period
have been only $6,714,990.


The amount received for public lands,
for the year ending January 9th, 1897,
was $23, 1888, 1913 IS.
! THE CANADAS.


Estimated population of Lower


er Canada; 6Oo,ooo
French, 100000
British, 10000 !,
Population of Upper Canada, $4,000; all


British.


In I836-6O,541 emigrants arrived in
the United States, by Sea.


The coolest day Of last year, was Feb
ruary end. AtDover, N. ii. the thermom-
eter was 81 bolo,c Zero. The warmest day
was July 9th; at Dover, 81 above Zero.